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A  Plan  for  the 

Classification  of  Military  Books 

on  the  Decimal  System 


Prepared  by  direction  of  the  Superintendent^  U.  S.  M.  A. 

BY 
EDWARD  S.  HOLDEN 


WEST  POINT 

United  States  MiKtary  Academy  Press 

1904 


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A  Plan  for  the 

Classification  of  Military  Books 

on  the  Decimal  System 


Prepared  by  direction  of  the  Superintendent,  U.  S.  M.  A. 

BY 
EDWARD  S.  HOLDEN 


WEST   POINT 

United  States  Military  Academy  Press 

1904 


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CLASSIFICATION  OF  MILITARY  BOOKS. 


The  following  pages  represent  a  scheme  of  classification 
of  military  books  on  the  Decimal  System  of  Dr.  Dewey.  Of 
part  I.  only  so  much  is  printed  as  is  necessary  to  exhibit  the 
plan  followed.  The  Index  in  part  II.  is  practically  complete. 
This  scheme  was  completed  in  MS.  in  February,  and  a  few 
copies  of  part  I.  were  printed  in  August,  1902.  It  was  sub- 
mitted to  Dr.  Dewey,  State  Librarian  of  New  York,  at  Al- 
bany, for  criticism,  early  in  1903.  It  has  been  revised  and 
tested  since  that  date  at  West  Point  and  has  been  submitted 
to  various  officers  for  criticism— Major  Wisser,  Captains 
Willcox  and  Hero  among  the  number.  It  will  be  adopted  at 
West  Point  so  soon  as  the  scheme  has  been  thoroughly  re- 
vised. It  is  now  printed  for  convenience  in  use  and  in  order 
that  it  may  be  submitted  to  librarians,  especially  to  those  in 
charge  of  extensive  military  collections,  for  criticism. 

EDWARD  S.  HOLDEN, 

Librarian,  U.  IS.  M.  A. 

West  Point,  N.  Y.,  August  28,  1904. 


254073 


PART  I.— SYSTEMATIC  CATALOGUE. 


027.5736    Post  Libraries  (U.  S.  A.) 

09L9         Military  Manuscripts. 

262.1  Chaplains  (U.  S.  A.)     (See  also  354.) 

267.367      Y.  M.  C.  A.  in  U.  S.  M.  A. 

312.736      Vital  Statistics,  U.  S.  Army  (for  vital  statistics  of 
foreign  armies  divide  312  like  armies  of  the 
nations  354.30  to  99). 
.736      Casualties  (U.  S.  Army). 

313.736  Military  Statistics,  U.  S.  Army  (except  vital  statis- 
tics) (for  those  of  foreign  armies  divide  like 
armies  of  the  nations  354.30  to  .99). 

323.  Censorship    of    Newspapers  —  of    correspondents 

during  war. 

324.1  Voting  of  soldiers  and  sailors. 
328.  Public  documents. 

.426      Blue  Books  (British  Army). 

.427      (British  Navy). 

.436      Blue  Books  (German  Army). 

.437      (German  Navy). 

.73        Blue  Books  (U.  S.)  (in  general). 

.736      Blue  Books  (U.  S.  Army). 

.737      (U.S.  Navy). 

.736      Military  Committees  of  Congress  (U.  S.) 
336.  Funds — public. 

.736      Military  Budgets  (U.  S.  A.) 

.737      Naval  Budgets  (U.  S.  N.) 

.7361    Appropriation  Bills  (U.  S.  M.  A.)  (See  378.D). 
341.  International  Law. 

341.2  Treaties  of  Peace. 
5 


6 

341.3  Laws  of  War. 

.3  Armistice. 

.3  Prisoners  of  War. 

.3  Property  of  the  Enemy — public  and  private. 

.3  Privateers  (law). 

342.73  Aliens  (to  U.  S.) 

.73  Bearing  Arms  (the  right  of)  (U.  S.) 

343.  Treason  (law). 

.736      Crimes  and  Punishments  (U.  S.  Army). 

347.1  Habeas  Corpus. 

344.  Martial  Law. 

344.  Military  Laws  and  Regulations. 

344.  Regulations — military. 

.736  (U.S.  Army). 

.737  (U.S.  Navy). 

.736  Articles  of  War. 

.736  Field  Service  Regulations  (U.  S.  A.) 

.736  Army  Orders  (U.S.A.)  See354.73671  and  354.73681. 

.7361  Military  Courts  (U.  S.) 

351.2  Blue  Books  (civil  officers)  (foreign  countries). 
.273  Official  Register  (U.  S.) 

.3  Examinations  of  Officers  for  first  commissions;  for 

promotion. 
.5  Military  Pensions. 

.726      Accounts  (money)  of  Army  Officers. 
.7261    Property  accounts. 
.74        Military  Constabularv. 

.86        Administration  of  Military  Affairs  by  the  Central 
Government. 

.87       Naval  affairs. 

.86        Standing  Army  (U.  S.) — Relation  of  the  Army  to 
the  Central  Government. 
351.86       Army  Lists  (U.  S.) 

Registers. 

Rosters. 


353.03  President  of  the  U.  S.     (Commander-in-Chief.) 

.04  Departments  (U.  S.  Government). 

.056  Secretary  of  War. 

.0561  Assistant  Secretary  of  War. 

.6  War  Department. 

.61  Bureaux  of  the  War  Department. 

.611  Reports  to  War  Department. 

.611  "       of  Secretary  of  War. 

.612  "        "  General  Officers  and  of  the  Gen.  Stafe. 

.613  "        "  Officers  of  Adjutant  General's  Depart. 

.614  "        "        "        "  Inspector 

.615  "        "        "        "  J.  A. 

.616  "        "        "        "  Q.  M. 

.617  "        "        "        "  Subsistence  Department. 

.618  "        "        "        "  Medical 

.619  "        "        "        "  Pay 

.620  "        "        "        "  Engineer  Corps. 

.621  •    "        "        "        "  Ordnance  Department. 

.622  "       "        "       "  Signal  Corps. 

.623  "        "        "        "  Artillery  Corps. 

.624  "        "  Joint  Army  and  Navy  Board. 

.625  "        "  Infantry  Board  (U.  S.  A.) 

.626  "        "  Cavalry  Board  (U.  S.  A.) 

.627  "        "  Ordnance  and  Fortification  Board. 

.628      Other  Officers.     (For  U.  S.  M.  A.  see  378). 

.629      Civilians. 

.63  History  of  Regiments  of  the  Regular  Army  (for 
their  history  in  the  Civil  War  period  see  973. 741 ) . 

.7  U.  S.  Navy  Department. 

.71  Navy  Department  Bureaux,  U.  S.  N. 

.9  History  of  State  Regiments  (for  their  history  in  the 
Civil  War  period  see  973.744). 

354.306  Armies  of  the  Nations  (organization   and  admin- 

to  .996  istration). 


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8 

354.307      Navies  of  the  Nations  (organization  and  adminis- 

to  .997  tration.) 

354.736      Army  of  the  U.  S.  (its  history  as  a  whole.     See 

356.2,  357.2,358.2). 
.7362    Avmy  of  the  U.  S. — its  component  parts. 
.7363    Militia  (U.  S.)     See  355.731. 

.7363    State  Troops — National  Guard— Organized  Militia. 
.7364    Personnel — commissioned  (U.  S.  Army). 
.7365    Personnel — enlisted. 

>  .7366    Civilian  Employes,  U.  S.  A.,  and  Camp  Followers. 
.7366    Newspaper   Correspondents   in   War.      (See    also 

Censorship  323). 
.7367    Organization  and  administration  of  U.  S.  Army. 

(Military  Divisions,  Districts,  Departments.) 
.73671  Organization  and  administration  of  U.  S.  Army — 

in  the  field.    (Armies,  Corps,  etc.   Also  G.  O.) 
.73672  Army    Posts  —  organization    and    administration 

of  (U.  S.) 
.73672  Post  Exchanges  (U.  S.  A.) 
.73672  West  Point  Army  Mess  (officers). 
.7368-9  Staff  Departments  (U.  S.  A.)  and  their  work. 
.7368    General  Staff  (U.  S.  A.) 
.73681  Adjutant-General's   Department  (U.   S.  A.)— and 

its  work;  office  of  Military  Secretary;  Record 

and  Pension  office;  G.  0.  of  A.  G.  O. ;  Musters; 

Records;  Rosters  (see 351.86). 
.73682  Inspector  General's   Department  (U.  S.  A.) — and 

its  work. 
.73683  Judge-Advocate  General's  Department  (U.  S.  A.) 

— and  its  work. 
.73683  Records  of  G.  C.  M.,  etc.  (U.  S.  A.) 
.73684  Medical  Department  (U.  S.  A.) — and  its  work. 
.73684  Supply  Departments  (U.  S.  A.) 
.73685  Quartermaster  General's  Department  (U.  S.  A.) 
354.73686  Subsistence  Department  (U.  S.  A.) 


354.73687  Pay  Department  (U.  S.  A.) 

.73088  Engineer  Department  (U.  S.  A.) 

.73()89  Ordnance  Department  (U.  S.  A.) 

.73691  Signal  Corps  (U.  S.  A.) 
Telegraph  Troops. 
Balloon 

.73692  Special  Troops  (U.  S.  A.) 

.73693  Provost  Marshal's  Department  (U.  S.  A.) 

.73693  Military  Prisons  (administration  of) .  (See  also  365) . 

.73694  Secret  Service  (U.  S.  A.) 

.737      U.  S.  Navy.    Divide  like  354.736. 

.7374    Personnel — commissioned  (U.  S.  Navy). 

.7375    Personnel— enlisted  (U.  S.  Navy). 

.73742  Army    of    the    Confederate     States    of    America 
(1861-65) — administration.     [D.  C.  number.] 

.73757  Navy    of    the     Confederate     States    of    America 
(1861-65) — administration.     [D.  C.  number.] 

.73772  Shore  Stations  U.  S.  N. 
355.  Military  Science  and  Art. 

.016      Military  bibliography. 

.02        Hand-books  (military)   (in  general).     See  356.02, 
357.02,  358.02. 

.03        Military  Encyclopasdias  and  Dictionaries.     See  903 
and  909. 

.04        Military  Essays. 

.07        Text-books — military  science. 

.07        Military  Schools  and  Education. 

.071      for  officers  (U.  S.  A.) 

.072      "        "       (foreign). 

.073      "   non-commissioned  ofiScers  (U.  S.  A.) 

.074      "  "  "        (foreign). 

.075      "   soldiers  (U.  S.  A.) 

.076      "        "        (foreign). 

.077      "   cadets  (U.  S.  A.) 

355.078      "        "      (foreign). 


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355.079      College  details  (U.  S.  A.)     See  371.43. 

.08        Military  Collections  (books). 

.09        Military  Antiquities— Military  Museums. 
Arms  and  armor  (ancient). 

.11        Pay  of  officers  (U.  S.  A.) 

.12        Pay  of  enlisted  men  (U.  S.  A.) 

.13        Pay  of  civilian  employes  (U.  S.  A.) 

.15        Pay  of  officers  (foreign). 

.16        Pay  of  men       (       "      ). 

.17       Pay  of  civilians  (      "     ). 

.18        Mileage. 

.2         Uniforms,  U.  S.  A.  (for  special  articles  of  clothing, 
see  also  646). 

.25        Uniforms  (foreign). 

.3         Camp  and  Garrison  Equipage  (U.  S.  A.) 

.35  "        "  "  "         (foreign). 

.4         Camps  and  Barracks  (U.  S.  A.) 

.45  "        "  "         (foreign). 

See  Castrametation  623.14. 

See  Hospitals  362.1 

.5         Transportation  (military)  by  land  (U.  S.  A.) 

.55  "  "  "      "     (foreign). 

.59       Army  Transport  Service  (U.  S.  A.) 

.595         "  "  "        (foreign). 

355.6         Art  of  War. 

.61        Strategy— Military  Geography. 

.618      Campaigns    (special  studies).    See  also  Military 
History. 

.619      Battles  (special  studies) .    See  also  Military  History. 

.62        Grand  Tactics. 

.63        Tactics — Manoeuvres. 

.64        Minor  Tactics   and   Service   of  Security  and  In- 
formation— Reconnaissance. 
355.65        Military  Map-Making. 


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355.7 

Military   Science  and  Art;    organization  and   ad- 

ministration in  g:eneral.     (For  Armies  of  the 

Nations,  see  354.30  to  .99.    N.  B.   Divide  like 

354.736  omitting  the  figures  3  and  6.) 

.71 

Mobilization.     (See  also  355.61.) 

.711 

(U.S.) 

.712 

"           (foreign). 

.72 

Conscription. 

.721 

(U.  S.) 

.722 

"            (foreign). 

.723 

Volunteers. 

.724 

(U.  S.) 

.725 

"          (foreign). 

.726 

Irregular  Troops. 

.727 

"      (U.S.) 

.728 

"       (foreign). 

.729 

Porto  Rican,  Philippine  Troops,  etc.  (U.  S.) 

.73 

Militia  (in  general). 

.731 

"      (U.  S.) 

.732 

"      (foreign). 

.74 

Special  Troops  (in  general). 

.741 

(U.S.)     See  354.73692. 

.742 

(foreign). 

.75 

Army  Service  Corps  (in  general). 

.751 

"     (U.S.) 

.752 

"      (foreign). 

355.77 

Organization  of  Armies  (in  general).     See  354.306 

to  .996. 

.78 

Staff  Organization  (in  general). 

.781 

(U.S.) 

.782 

(foreign). 

.783 

.784 

355.99 

Military  Miscellanies. 

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356.0  Infantry  (in  general). 
.01  officers  of. 

.011  enlisted  men. 

.02  Infantry — Hand  Books  (all  armies). 

.021  Organization  and  administration. 

.022  Special  equipment. 

.023  "      armament. 

.024  "      drill;  and  drill  regulations  (foreign), 

.025  Light  Infantry;  riflemen. 

.026  Heavy        "         of  the  line. 

.027  Mounted  Infantry  and  rifles. 

.028  For  officers. 

.029  For  enlisted  men. 

356.1  Infantry  (U.  S.  A.) 

.11  Organization  and  administration. 

.12  Equipment. 

.13  Armament. 

.14  Drill  and  Drill  Regulations  (U.  S.  A.) 

.15  Light  Infantry;  riflemen. 

.16  Heavy        "         of  the  line. 

.17  Mounted  Infantry  and  rifles. 

.18  Officers. 

.19  Men. 

356.2  Infantry  (U.  S.  A.)— history.     (1775  to  date.) 
.21  Infantry,  1775  to  1789. 

.22  1st  to  10th  Infantry  regiments,  1789  to  date. 

.23  nth  to  20th      " 

.24  21st  to  30th       " 

356.3  Infantry  Tactics  (in  general)     (See  also  355.(54). 
.31  "  "        (U.  S.) 

.32  "  "        (foreign). 

.4  Training  of  Infantry  (in  general). 
.41  "         "        "         (U.S.A.) 

.42  "         "        "        (foreign). 

356.5  Infantry  Fire  (in  general) 


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356.51  Infantry  Five  (U.  S.) 
.52  "  "     (foreign). 

.7  Mounted  Infantry  (in  general). 
.71  "  "         (U.  S.) 

.72  "  "         (foreign). 

.99  Infantry— miscellanies. 

357.00  Cavalry.     (Divided  in  general  like  356.) 
.01  officers  of. 

.011  enlisted  men. 

.02  Cavalry— Hand  Books  (all  armies). 

.021  Organization  and  administration. 

.022  Special  equipment. 

.023  "       armament. 

024  "       drill;  and  drill  regulations  (foreign] 

.025  Dragoons;  mounted  rifles. 

.026  Lancers;  uhlans;  hussars. 

.027  Heavy  cavalry;  cuirassiers. 

.028  For  officers. 

.029  For  enlisted  men. 

357.1  Cavalry  (U.  S.  A.) 

.11  Organization  and  administration. 

.12  Equipment  and  horses. 

.13  Armament. 

.14  Drill  and  Drill  Regulations  (U.  S.  A.) 

.15  Dragoons;  mounted  rifles. 

.16  Light  cavalry. 

.17 

.18  Officers. 

.19  Men. 

357.2  Cavalry  (U.  S.  A.)— history.     (1775  to  date.) 
.21  1775  to  1789. 

.22  1st  to  5th  regiments,  1789  to  date. 

.23  6th  to  10th 

.24  nth  to  15th     " 

357.3  Cavalry  Tactics. 


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357.4  Training  of  Cavalry. 

.8  Cavalry — horses. 

.99  Cavalry — miscellanies. 

358.00  Artillery.     (Divided  in  general  like  357.) 

N.  B.  The  technical  parts  of  the  subject — i.e. 
Manufacture  of  guns,  ordnance,  etc. — are  given 
under  623  in  the  D.  C.  (For  Gunnery,  see  623.5) . 

.01  Officers  of  artillery. 

.011  Enlisted  men. 

.02  Artillery — Hand  Books  (all  armies). 

.021  Organization  and  administration. 

.022  Special  equipment. 

.023  "        armament. 

,024  "       drill;  and  drill  regulations  (foreign). 

.025  Mountain  artillery. 

.026  Horse  batteries;  field  batteries ;  light  artillery. 

.027  Siege  artillery;  heavy  artillery. 

.028  Sea-coast  artillery. 

.029  Mortar  batteries. 

.0291  Pneumatic  (dynamite)  guns. 

.0294  Electric  appliances;  searchlights. 

.0295  Range  finding. 

.0298  For  officers. 

.0299  For  enlisted  men. 

358.1  Artillery  (U.  S.  A.) 

.11  Organization  and  administration. 

.12  Equipment  and  horses. 

.13  Armament. 

.14  Drill  and  drill  regulations  (U.  S.  A.) 

.15  Mountain  artillery. 

.16  Light  artillery. 

.17  Heavy  artillery. 

.18  Sea-coast  artillery. 

.191  Officers. 

358.192  Enlisted  men. 


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358.2  Artillery  (U.  S.  A.)— history.     (1775  to  date.) 
.21  Artillerists;  Corps,  etc.  (1775-1821.) 

.22  1st  artillery  regt.,  1821  to  date. 

.23  2d        " 

.24  3d        " 

.25  4tli      "  "         "        " 

.26  5tli      "  "       1861     " 

.27  6th  and  7th  artillery  regt.,  1898  to  date. 

.28  Artillery  corps  since  1901. 

358.3  Artillery  Tactics. 

A  Training  of  artillery. 

.5  Artillery  Fire. 

.65  Artillery — mountain. 

.66  Field  Artillery— in  general. 

.661  Horse  Artillery. 

.662  Horses— artillery. 

.67  Foot  Artillery. 

.67  Artillery — siege. 

.68  Position-guns  (artillery). 

.68  Artillery— coast  defence — floating  batteries  (U.S.  A) 
(See  also  623.3  Coast  Defence -engineering.) 

358.7-  Torpedoes  and  Mines    (coast  defence)— Torpedo 
Vessels — Sub-marines . 

.8  Artillery  Ammunition  and  Projectiles. 
(See  Gunnery  623.5.) 

.99  Artillery— miscellanies. 

359.  Naval  Science  and  Art.     Divide  like  355. 

361.  The  International  Red  Cross  Society. 

362.1  Military  Hospitals. 

.8  Soldier's  Homes.     (See  also  355.4.) 

365.  Prisons.     (See  also  354.73693.) 

367.9  Army  and  Navy  Clubs  in  Cities.     (See  354.73672 

for  officers'  mess  clubs.) 

368.3  Military  Life  Insurance. 

369.  Military  Societies. 


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371.43  Military  Organizations  in  Non-military  Schools. 

.73  Military  Gymnastics. 

.81  Honor  (student). 

.82  Hazing  (student life). 
at  U.  S.  M.  A. 

.89  Customs  of  Cadets,  U.  S.  M.  A. 

372.9  Schools  for  Soldiers. 

378.B.  Visitors  to  U.  S.  M.  A.  (Boards  of) Reports. 

C.  Supt.,  U.  S.  M.  A. Reports. 

D.  Finances,  U.  S.  M.  A.   Treasurer.   Annual  Appro- 

priations. 

E.  U.  S.  M.  A.— history. 
EE.     Newspaper  clippings. 

F.  U.  S.  M.  A.— necrology. 

H.      ■  Cadet  Registers  (annual)  U.  S.  M.  A. 

I.         U.  S.  M.  A.  Guide  Books — circulars — information 
for  candidates. 

K.       U.  S.  M.  A.  Addresses,  Sermons,  etc.  to  Cadets. 

L.        U.  S.  M.  A.  Memorabilia;  Programmes,  Tickets, 
Hop-Cards. 

M.       U.  S.  M.  A.  Academic  Board. 

N.       U.  S.  M.  A.  Lectures;     Examination  Questions; 
MS.  Lecture  Notes,  etc. 

O.       U.  S.  M.  A.  Orations  by  Students;  4th  of  July  Ad- 
dresses. 

P.       U.  S.  M.  A.  Publications  by  Cadets;  100th  Night 
Books;  Class  Annuals. 

R.       Dialectic  Society,  U.  S.  M.  A.  Cadet  publications. 

S.       U.  S.  M.  A.  Cadet  Songs;  Miscellanies;  Athletics. 

T.       U.  S.  M.  A.  Association   of  Graduates;   Annuals, 
etc. 

U.       U.  S.  M.  A.  Class  Histories,  Reunions,  etc. 

V.        U.  S.  M.  A.  Class  Albums;  Portraits,  etc. 
378. W.      U.   S.  M.  A.  Buildings  and  Grounds;  maps  and 
plans  of;  projects. 


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393.9  Military  Funerals. 

394.98  Military  Customs  and  Ceremonies. 
.99  Customs  of  the  Service— Navy. 

399.  Customs  of  War  (savage  tribes). 

525.37  Projectiles  (deviation  of  by  earth's  rotation). 
(See  Gunnery  623.5) 

526.99  Military  Surveying. 

.99  Naval  Surveys  and  Surveying— Hydrography. 

531.8  Military  Machines. 

533.6  Aeronautics  (military). 

537.8  Electricity  (in  military  affairs). 

.6  Anthropometry  of  Soldiers. 

613.11  Acclimation  of  soldiers. 

.21  Food  (for  soldiers).     (See  also  643.) 

.21  Ration — proper  constituents  of. 

.48  Clothing  of  Soldiers— hygiene  of,  etc. 

.56  Hospitals  (military)— hygiene. 

.67  Military  Hygiene. 

.68  Naval  Hygiene. 

.72  Physical  Education. 

614.88  First  Aid  to  the  Injured. 

.94  Animals — care  of— hygiene  of. 

.96  Transportation  of  Animals. 

617.145  Gunshot  Wounds. 

.99  Military  Surgery. 

619.1  Hippology;  Veterinary  Art. 

623.0  Military  Engineering. 

.1  Fortifications  (in  general j. 

.11  Fortifications  (field). 

.13  Fortifications  (semi-permanent). 

.17  Fortification  (permanent). 

.2  Siege  Operations. 

.3  Defensive  Operations. 

.31  Defense  of  Fortified  Places. 

623.32  Defense  of  Field  Works. 


18 

623.33  Defense  of  Entrenched  Lines. 

A  Ordnance    (manufacture  of).      (The    technics    of 
Artillery. ) 

.411  Fabrication  of  Small  Arms. 

.412  Manufacture  of  Cannon. 

.413  Machine  Guns  (manufacture,  etc.) 

.415  Guns — field  (manufacture,  etc.) 

.415  Siege  Guns  (manufacture,  etc.) 

.416  Cannon  (sea-coast)     (manufacture,  etc.) 

.417  Artillery  (naval)     (manufacture,  etc.) 

.42  Gun  Carriages. 

.426  Disappearing  Gun  Carriages. 

.43  Ammunition.     (See  explosives  662.) 

.44  Projectiles  (ordnance). 

.48  Arsenals. 

.49  Ordnance — miscellanies. 

623.50  Gunnery  (in  general). 

.51  Interior  Ballistics. 

.52  Exterior 

.53  Range  Finding. 

.54  Gun  Sights. 

.55  Penetration  of  Projectiles. 

.56 

.57 

.58 

.59  Gunnery — miscellanies. 

623.6  Military  Roads. 

.64  Military  Railways. 

.65  Military  Bridges.     (See  624.) 

.66  Ponton-bridges. 

623.71  Signals  (military). 

.72  Signals  (naval). 

.75  Telegraphs  and  Telephones  (military). 

.751  Wireless  Telegraphy. 

623.78  Ballooning— military. 


19 

623.79        Ballooning— naval.     (See  also  533.6) 

.8         Naval  Engineering?. 

.95        Torpedoes  (naval).     Torpedo  Vessels    (U.S.N.) 
Sub-marines. 
628.8         Ventilation  of  Barracks,  etc. 
633.  Forage.     (See  357.8.) 

636.1  Horses. 

.11        Asses. 

.12        Mules.     (See  355.5.) 

.2         Cattle  (beef). 
641.  Cookery— military.     (See  also  355.3.) 

643.  Food  of  Soldiers.     (See  613.21.) 

652.  Military  (and  naval)  Telegraphic  Codes. 

654.  Military  Telegraphs. 

.4         Military  Telegraph  and  Telephone  Lines  (construc- 
tion and  equipment  of). 

.5^         Military  Telegraphic  Cables. 

.6         Military  Telephones. 
657.  Accounts  (form  of,  military). 

662.  Explosives  (manufacture).     (614.8.31  safe   storage 

of.) 

.1         Pyrotechny  (military). 
682.1  Horseshoeing. 

685.  Horse  Equipments  (manufacture). 

Cavalry. 

Artillery. 

Transportation . 

687.  Military  Tailoring  and  Tailors. 

699.  Warships  (construction  of). 

711.  Reservations  (military). 

719.  National  Cemeteries  (U.  S.) 

725.18        Barracks  (architecture  of). 
730.  Iconography  (military). 

778.  Photography  (military). 

779.  Collections  of  Military  Photographs. 


20 

• 

784.4  National  Airs  (songs). 

788-789      Military  Music. 
796.  Military  Athletics  (in  general). 

798.  Horsemanship. 

912.  Maps  and  Charts  (military)— see  also  Military  His- 

tory. 

of  West  Point  378.  W. 

929.  Military  and  Naval  Heraldry. 

930-999      Military  History  (foreign). 
944.04        French  Revolution. 

1  Assembly,  1789-92. 

2  First  Republic,  1792-99. 

3  Convention,  1792-95. 

1  War  of  1st  Coalition  np  to  establishment  of  Directory, 

1795.     Valmy,  Toulon,  Fleurns. 
7  Wars  in  the  Vendee. 

4  Reign  of  Terror,  1793-94.     Destruction  of  Lyons. 

5  Directory,  1795-99. 

1  Napoleon  in  Italy,  1796-97. 

2  Campaign    against  Austro-Piedmontese — Millesimo,  Mon- 

dovi. 

3  Campaign  against  Austrians — Lodi,  Areola,  Eivoli. 

4  Mantua,  (July  '96-Feb.;  '97). 

5  Passage  of  the  Alps. 

6  Jourdan    and     Moreau     in    Germany,    1796  —  Wiirzburg, 

Etlingen. 

7  Napoleon,  (Kl^ber  and  Menou)  in  Egypt,  1798-1801. 

8  Nile,  1798. 

9  Kl^ber  and  Menou,  1800-1801. 

6  Consulate,  1799-1804. 

1  War  of  2d  coalition,  1799-1801. 

2  Campaigns  of  1799. 

3  On  the  Rhine  and  Danube — Stockach. 

4  In  Switzerland — Zurich. 

5  In  Italy — Novi. 

6  In  Holland — Bergen. 

7  Campaigns  of  1800. 

8  In  Italy— Campaign  of  Massena,  Marengo  (Napoleon). 

9  In  Germany — Hohenlinden. 


21 

Works  dealing  with  944.04  and  943.05  together, 
should  be  put  under  944.05. 
944.05        First  Empire. 

1  War  of  3d  coalition,  1805. 

1  Campaign  against  the  Austrians— Ulni. 

2  Trafalgar. 

3  Campaign  against  Russians— Diernstein. 

4  Campaign  against  Austro-Russians — Austerlitz. 

2  War  of  4th  coalition,  1806-07. 

1  Campaign  of  1806  against  Prussians— Jena  and  Auerstadt. 

2  Campaign  of  1807  against  Russians  and  Prussians— Dantzig. 

3  Winter  campaign— Eyiau. 

4  Spring  campaign — Friedland. 

3  Peninsular  War,  1808-1814. 

Corunna  (Sir  John  Moore),  Salamanca,  Talavera,  Albuera, 
Vittoria,  Toulouse. 

4  War  with  Austria,  1809. 

Eckmuhl,  Raab,  Aspen  and  Essling,  Wagram. 

5  War  with  Russia,  1812. 

1  Invasion— Moskowa  (Borodino   and  Moshaisk),   Burning 

of  Moscow. 

2  Retreat — Passage  of  Berezina. 

6  War  of  ("Liberation")  5th  coalition,  1813-14. 

1  Campaign  of  1813. 

2  Pt.l,  to    armistice  of  Poischwitz  (June-August),   Liitzen, 

Bautzen. 

3  Pt.2,  to  end  of  1813— Dresden,  Leipzig. 

4  Campaign    of    1814    (Invasion   of   France)— La  Rothiere, 

Laon,  Montereau,  Fere-Campanoise. 

5  Entrance  into  Paris. 

6  Army  of  Lyons. 

7  Army  of  Italy. 

7  Restoration  of  Louis  XVIII. ,  1814-15. 

8  Hundred  days,  March- June,  1815. 

Ligny,  Quatre-Bras. 

9  Waterloo  (June  18,1815).    For  special  studies 

of  battle  of  this  date. 


22 
944.081      Franco-Prussian  War,  1870-71. 

1  Operations  in  Alsace — Woerth. 

2  Operations  in  Lorraine — Saarbruchen,  Spicheren. 

3  Operations  about  Metz— Resonville,Gravelotte,SaintPrivat. 

4  Operations  of  Army  of  Chalons— Sedan, 

5  Operations    on    the    Loire— Beaune-la-Rolande,    Leigny- 

poupry,  Orleans. 

6  Operations  of  2d  army  of  the  Loire — Le  Mans. 

7  Operations  in  the  East — H6ricourt. 

8  Operations    in    Normandy  and  the  North— Amiens,  Saint 

Quentin. 

9  Operations  about  Paris— Champigny,  Buzenval. 

8551-8600  Collected  Biography. 

8601-9500  Military  Biography. 

8601-9500  Biography — individual. 

A  Records,  U.  S.  M.  A. 

C  Congressional  Documents. 

D  Duplicates  (in  Tower  Room). 

F  Fiction  in  English. 

G-  Books  lent  by  Association  of  Graduates. 

L  Books  in  Librarian's  Office. 

M  Books  in  Officers'  Study. 

P300  to  P499  Military  Periodicals. 

R  Books  in  Reading  Room. 

RR  Books  reserved  from  circulation. 


PART  II.— INDEX. 


354.7364     A.  A.  C.  S. 
.7364    A.  A.  Q.  M. 

623.114      Abattis. 

613.11         Acclimation  of  Soldiers. 

351.726      Accountability  of  Officers. 

657.  Accounts    (form    of,  mili- 

tary). 

351.726      Accounts  (money)  of  Army 
Officers. 
.7261     Property  accounts. 

351.728  Accounts  (money)  of  Naval 
Officers. 

355.3  Accoutrements   (military). 

354.73671  Active  Army  (U.  S.  A.) 
.7364     Adjutant. 

355.781  Adjt.  Gen's.  Dept.— in  gen- 
eral. 

354.7364  Adjutants— general,  (U.S.) 
.73681  Adjutant-General's  Depart- 
ment (U.  S.  A.) — and  its 
work;  and  office  of  Mili- 
tary Secretary;  G.  O.  A. 
G,  O.,  &c..  Musters, 
Records,  and  Record  and 
Pension  Office. 

353.613      Adjt.  Gen.'sReports(U.S.) 

355.7  Administration  (military)  — 

in  general. 

347.6  Administration  —  Councils 

of  (U.  S.  A.) 

351.86  Administration  of  Military 
Affairs  by  the  Central 
Government. 

354.737      Administration,  U.  S.  N. 
.7367     Administration,   Organiza- 
tion   and of   U.  S.  A. 

(Military  Div.,  Districts, 
Depts.) 
.73671  Administration,   Organiza- 
tion and of  the  U.  S. 

Array  in  the  field.     (Ar- 
mies, Corps,  etc.) — G.O. 
troops  in  the  field. 
23 


.7374 
.427 

355.64 

533.6 

354.7364 

355.2 

533.6 

341.3 

342.73 

355.12 

.18 
378.T 

614.881 
623.43 

357.13 
356.13 

.5 
623.432 
356.5 
358.18 

.8 
623.431 
354.306 
614.94 

573.6 
355.09 
354.7365 
.7364 

353.03 
623.22 

336.7361 

.736 
.737 


Admirals,  (U.  S.  N.) 

Admiralty,  (Gt.   Britain). 

Advance  Guards. 

Aeronautics    (military). 

Aides-de-camp  (U.  S.) 

Aiguillettes  (U.  S.  A.) 

Air-ships  (military). 

Alabama — privateer, C.S.N 

Aliens  (to  U.  S.) 

Allotments  of  pay— by  en- 
listed men  (U.  S.) 

Allowances  (military) 

Alumni  Association,  U.  S. 
M.  A. 

Ambulances. 

Ammunition.     (See  explo- 
sives 662) 

Ammunition— Cavalry. 
"  — Infantry. 

"  Supply  of,  in  battle. 

Ammunition  (artillery) 

Ammunition  carts  (Int.) 

Ammunition  Parks. 

Ammunition-trains. 

Ammunition  (small  arms) 

Ancient  Armies. 

Animals— care  of — hygiene 
of. 

Anthropometr3'  of  Soldiers. 

Antiquities — military. 

Apothecaries,  U.  S.  A. 

Appointment    of    Officers, 
U.  S.  A. 

A  ppoi  ntments(Presidential ) 

Approaches,  Parallels  and 
Trenches. 

Appropriation  Bills  (U.  S. 
M.  A.  See  378. D) 

Bills  (U.  S.  A.) 

Bills  (U.  S.  N.) 


24 


623.8  Architecture  (naval)     (See 

699) 
341.6  Arbitration  (law). 

623.4  Armament  of  forts  and  of 

troops. 
354.7286    Armies  of  Central  America. 
.4016  to  4056  Armies  of  Mediaeval 
Europe. 
354.306   to   354.996     Armies    of   the 
Nations  (organization 
and  administration). 
Armor  (individual, ancient) 
Armored  Cruisers. 

Fronts. 

R.  R.  Trains. 

Turrets. 

Vessels    (construction 

of). 
Armorers  (U.  S.) 
Armories. 
354.73689  Armories,    U.    S.   A.    (ad- 
ministration of) 
Arms  and  armor  (ancient) 

(modern)     See  356.13, 

357.13,  358.13. 
Arms  (the   right   to    bear) 

(U.  S.) 
Army  and  Navy  Board  (U. 
S.) 

367.9  Army  and  Navy  Clubs  in 

Cities.       (See   354.73672 

for  officers'  mess  clubs.) 
362.1  Army    and    Navy    General 

Hospital    U.  S.) 
354.73742  Army  of   the    Confederate 

States  of  America  (1861- 

65). 
.73671  Army  Corps,  organization 

and    administration,    U. 

S.  A. 
.4366    Army  Lists    (Austro-Hun- 

gary) . 


355.09 

359.8 

613.184 

355.5 

623.185 

699. 

354.7365 
623.48 


355.09 


342.73 


353.631 


.716 
.446 
.436 
.426 
.726 
.476 


-(Canada) 

-(France) 

-(Germany) 

-(Great  Britain) 

-(Mexico) 

-(Russia) 


351.86 

Army  Lists  (U.  S.) 

Registers. 

Rosters. 

355.63 

Army  Manoeuvres. 

.071 

Army    Medical    Schoo 

(U.  S.  A.) 

354.636 

Army  of  Abyssinia. 

.826 

Army  of  Argentine  Repub 
lie. 

.43466 

Army  of  Baden. 

.4366 

Army  of  Austria-Hungarj^ 

.936 

Army  of  Australasia. 

.4336 

Army  of  Bavaria.' 

.4976 

Army  of  Bulgaria. 

.4936 

Army  of  Belgium. 

.846 

Army  of  Bolivia. 

.816 

Army  of  Brazil. 

.716 

Army  of  Canada. 

.836 

Army  of  Chile. 

.516 

Army  of  China. 

.866 

Army  of  [U.  S.]  Columbia 

.73742 

Army  of  the  C.  S.  A. 

.866 

Army  of  Ecuador. 

.606 

Army  of  Egypt  (modern). 

.446 

Army  of  France. 

.4.36 

Army  of  Germany. 

.426 

Army  of  Great  Britain. 

.386 

Army  of  Ancient  Greece. 

.386 

Army  of  (modern)  Greece 

.43916  Army  of  Hungary. 

.546 

Army  of  India  (British). 

.456 

Army  of  Italy. 

.526 

Army  of  Japan. 

.726 

Army  of  Mexico. 

.4926 

Army  of  the  Netherlands. 

.7361 

Army  of  the  North  Ameri 

can  Colonies  before  1775 

.486 

Army  of  Norway. 

.896 

Army  of  Paraguay. 

.4386 

Army  of  Poland. 

.856 

Arnij'  of  Peru. 

.4316 

Army  of  Prussia. 

.376 

Army  of  Ancient  Rome. 

.4986 

Army  of  Roumania. 

.476 

Army  of  Russia, 

25 


354.4326     Army  of  Saxony. 
.4976    Army  of  Servia. 
.466      Army  of  Spain. 
.486      Army  of  Sweden. 
.4946    Army  of  Switzerland. 
.4966    Army  of  Turkey. 
.736      Army  of  the  U.  S.  (history) . 

See  356.2,  357.2,  358.2. 
.7362    Army    of    the    U.    S.  —  its 
component  parts. 
353.63        Army  of  the  U.  S.    History 
ofRegimentsof  the  Regu- 
lar Army  (for  their  his- 
torj'    in    the    Civil    War 
period  see  973,741.) 
354.736      Army  of  the  U.  S.  (organ- 
ization   and  administra- 
tion.) 
.896      Army  of  Uruguay. 
.876      Army  of  Venezuela. 
.4346    Army  of  Wurttemburg. 
.73672  Army    Posts — organization 
and     administration    of 
(U.  S.) 
Army  Registers  (U.  S.) 

Lists. 

Army  Regulations  (U.S.A.) 
Army  Relief  Society  (U.  S.) 
Army  Reserve  (U.  S.) 
Army    Service    Corps    (in 

general). 
Army     Service     Corps 

(foreign). 
Army  Service  Corps  (Great 

Britain).     See  355.752. 
Army  Service  Corps  (U.  S. 

A.)     See  355.751. 
Army  Transport  Service  by 

Sea  (foreign). 
Army  Transport  Service  by 

Sea  (U.  S.) 
ArmyWarCollege(U.S.A.) 
Arsenals  U.  S.  A.  (admin- 
istration of).  See  623.48. 
Art  of  War. 
Articles  of  War. 
Artificers  (U.  S.) 


351.86 

344.736 
369. 

354.7367 
355.75 

.752 
354.426 

.73685 
355.595 

.59 

.071 
354.73689 

355.6 

344.736 

354.7365 

*The  technical  parts  of  the  subject— i.  e.  Manufacture  of  guns,  ordnance,  etc. 
under  623.    (For  Gunnery,  see  623.5.) 


358.00      *Artillery. 
358.8  Artillery  Ammunition  and 

Projectiles. 
.68        Artillery— Coast  Defence — 
Floating  Batteries  U.S.A. 
See    also     623.3,    Coast 
Defence — Engineering) . 
.28        Artillery  Corps  U.  S.  A. 
.14        Artillery -Drill     and     Drill 

Regulations  (U.  S.) 
.5  Artillery  Fire.     (See  Gun- 

nery 623.5.) 
.67        Artiller}'  Garrison. 
.02        Artillery— Hand  Books  (all 

armies). 
.66        Artillery— light. 
.65        Artillery — mountain. 
623.417      Artillery     (naval)    (manu- 
facture of). 
358.4  Artillerv'  (polygons    of    in- 

struction). 
.67        Artillery — siege. 
623.52        Artillery  Ranges. 
358.61        Artillerj-  Reserve. 
355.071      Artillery  School  (U.  S.  A.) 
358.68        Artillery — sea  coast. 

.024      Artillery— special  drill  and 
drill  regulations  (foreign). 

.3  Artillery  Tactics. 

.2  Artillery  (U.  S.  A.)    (1775 

to  date). 
354.7365    Artisans. 
359.6  Art  of  Naval  Warfare. 

.61        Naval  Strategy. 
.62  "      Grand  Tactics. 

.63  "      Tactics. 

.64  "       Minor  Tactics. 

355.6  Art  of  War. 

623.26        Assaults   (on    fortified 

places). 
353.0561     Assistant  Secretary  of  War 

(U.  S.  A.) 
378. T         Association  of  Graduates, 

U.  S.  M.  A. 
796.            Athletics. 
378.8         U.  S.  M.  A. 


26 


354.7364 

Attaches— military  (U.  S.) 

355.016 

356.3 

Attack  formations  (Inf.) 

359.016 

351.726 

Audits  (military  accounts) 

623.413 

Automatic  Guns. 

796. 

355.5 

Automobiles  (military) 

355.4 

369.145 

Aztec  Club  of  1847. 

8551-8600 

355.2 

Badges  of  Regiments  and 

8601-9500 

Corps. 

355.4 

355.5 

Baggage — military. 

354.7365 

355.3 

Bakeries  —  military.      (See 
also  640.) 

355.072 

354.7365 

Bakers,  U.  S.  A. 

623.52 

Ballistics  (exterior) 

.3 

.51 

(interior) 

662.2 

623.78 

Ballooning — military. 

341.3 

.79 

naval.  (See  also 533.6.) 

623.21 

533.6 

Balloons— military. 

.13 

614.88 

Bandages. 

355.2 

354.7362 

Bands— military  (U.  S.  A.) 

351.2 

929.9 

Banners. 

725.18 

Barracks  (architecture  of). 

328.426 
.427 
.436 

355.45 

(foreign). 

.2 

shoes. 

.4 

U.  S. 

.437 
.73 

.736 

.737 

'^ri4  7'^fi8S 

613.67 

hygiene  of. 

623.114 

Barricades. 

355.61 

Base  of  Operations  (war) 

623.18 

Bastion  System. 

OtJT  .  1  tJUOO 

354.73688  Battalion  of  Engineers,  U. 

.737 

S.  A. 

358.1 

Batteries,  Artillery  (U.  S.) 

353.62 

623.23 

Batteries— Siege(the  works, 

not  the  guns.) 

354.73689 

719. 

Battle  Ground  Cemeteries. 

756. 

Battles — Paintings  of. 

353.627 

359.8 

Battleships. 

355.639 

Battles  —  Special     Studies. 

344.7362 

See  also  Military  History. 

373.B. 

796. 

Bayonet  Exercise.  See  also 

356. 

355.64 

623.411 

Bayonets. 

358.21 

342.73 

Bearing  Arms  (the  right  of) 

623.25 

U.  S. 

.23 

341.3 

Belligerents  (rights  of) 

336.736 

355.2 

Belt-plates. 

657. 

.2 

Belts. 

354.456 

Bersaglieri  (Italy) 

355.2 

Bibliography  (military) 

Bibliography  of  Naval  Sci- 
ence. 

Bicycling — military. 

Billeting  of  Troops. 

Biography— collected. 

military. 

Bivouacs. 

Blacksmiths,  U.  S.  A. 

Blacksmiths,  U.  S.  A. 
Training  School  at  Fort 
Riley,  Kansas. 

Blankets. 

Blasting  Powder. 

Blockades. 

(in  sieges) 

Block  Houses. 

Blouses. 

Blue  Books  (civil  officers) 
(foreign  countries). 

(British  Army.) 

(British  Navy.) 

(German  Army.) 

(German  Navy.) 

(U.  S.)   (in  general.) 

(U.  S.  Army.) 

(U.  S.  Navy.) 

Boards  of  Engineers  (U. 
S.  A.) 

Board  of  Navy  Commis- 
sioners (U.  S.  N.) 

Boards  of  Officers,  Reports, 
etc.,  of  (U.  S.) 

Board  of  Ordnance  and 
Fortification  (U.  S.  A.) 

Board  of  Ordnance  and 
Fortification — Reports. 

Boards  of  Survey  (U.S.A.) 

Boards  of  Visitors  (U.  S. 
M.  A.)— Reports. 

Body  Guards. 

Bombardiers  (U.  S.  A.) 

Bombardment  (in  sieges) 

Bomb-Proofs. 

Bonds  (of  ofiicers)  (U.S.A.) 

Book -Keeping  (military) 
(forms  of  accounts). 

Boots  (military). 


27 


341.3 

Booty. 

355.14 

Bounties  (military)  (in  gen- 

eral). 

353.64 

Bounties  (U.  S.  A.) 

355.2 

Brassards  (uniform). 

623.25 

Breaching  of  Walls.     (See 

358.5). 

641. 

Bread  (cookery). 

683. 

Breech -Loading  Small 

Arms  (manufacture    of) 

(non-militarv)  .     See 

623.411. 

623.412 

Breech    Mechanism     (can- 

non). 

.411 

Breech    Mechanism  (small 

arms). 

354.7364 

Brevets. 

623.66 

Bridge  Equipage  (ponton). 

.65 

Bridges  (military).  See  624. 

354.73688 

Bridge,  Train  Troops,  etc., 

(U.  S.)     See  355.741. 

357.8 

Bridles. 

343. 

Brigands  (law). 

354.426 

British  Army. 

.427 

British  Navy. 

351.725 

Budget    ( annual )     Armv. 

See  336. 

336.736 

Military  Budgets  (U.  S.  A.) 

.737 

Naval  Budgets  (U.  S.  N.). 

788.4 

Bugle  Calls. 

623.49 

Bullet  Proof  Clothing. 

623.441 

Bullets  (small  arms). 

355.781 

Bureau   of    Military  Infor- 

mation (in  general). 

353.73681 

Bureau    of   Rolls  A.  G.  0. 

(U.  S.) 

.61 

Bureaux    of   the   War  De- 

partment (U.  S.) 

355.2 

Buttons  (military). 

654.5 

Cables  (submarine)    (mili- 

tary ) . 

371.8 

Cadet     life    and    Customs 

(U.  S.) 

355.078 

Cadets  at  Military  Schools 

(foreign). 

354.7364 

Cadets  (medical)  (U.S.A.) 

355.2 

Cadet  Tniforms. 

636.9 

Camels    (means   of   trans- 

port) . 

929.799 
355.619 

.35 
.3 

929.9 

354.7366 

355.45 

.4 
613.67 
623.14 
355.63 

.2 
623.442 

.54 
355.3 
354.7367; 

355.2 

341.3 

355.2 

354.7364 

341.3 

623.411 

.42 
636.6 
912. 
623.432 

.431 
355.5 
623.186 
355.63 

312.736 
355.017 

636.2 
357.00 
.1 


355.71 


Campaign  Medals  (U.  S.) 

Campaigns  (special  stud- 
ies). See  Military  Histor>'. 

Camp  and  Garrison  Equip- 
age (foreign). 

Camp  and  Garrison  Equip- 
age (U.  S.) 

Camp  Colors. 

Camp-Followers. 

Camps  and  Barracks  (for- 
eign). 

Camps  and  Barracks  (U.S.) 

Camps  (hygiene  of). 

Camps  (intrenched). 

Camps  of  Instruction. 

Candidates  Stripes. 

Canister  (artillery). 

Cannon  Sights. 

Canteens  (accoutrements). 

Canteens  (Post  Exchanges) 
(U.  S.  A.) 

Canvas  Clothing. 

Capitulations. 

Caps. 

Captains  (U.  S.  A.) 

Captured  Property. 

Carbines. 

Carriages  for  Guns. 

Carrier  Pigeons  (in  war). 

Cartography.    See  355.65. 

Cartridges  (cannon). 

Cartridges  (small  arms). 

Carts  (military). 

Casemates. 

C  a  s  t  r  a  m  e  t  a  t  i  o  n .  See 
623.14. 

Casualties  (U.  S.  A.) 

Catalogues  of  Military  Li- 
braries. 

Cattle  (beef). 

Cavalry  (in  general). 

Cavalrj'  (U.  S.  A.) 

Cavalry  (U.  S.  A.)  historj^ 
(1775-date). 

Cavalrv  and  Field  Artillery 
School  (U.  S.  A.)  Fort 
Riley,  Kansas). 


28 


353.626      Cavalry  Board  (U.  S.) 
357.14        Cavalry  — Drill    and    Drill 

Regulations  (U.  S.) 
357.02        Cavalry— Hand  Books  (all 
armies). 
.8  Cavalry — horses. 

357.4  Cavalry — marching. 

.8  Remounts. 

.024      Special  Drill ,  and  Drill 

Regulations  (foreign). 

.3  Tactics.      (See  also 

355.64). 

.4  Training. 

719.  Cemeteries— battle  ground. 

323.  Censorship  of  Newspapers 

— of  correspondents  dur- 
ing war. 

357.8  Census  of  Horses. 

394.98  Ceremonies  (military.) 

355.2  Chapeaux. 

354.7364  Chaplains,  U.  S.  A.     (See 

also  262.1.) 
356.025      Chasseurs. 

354.446      d'Afrique  (France). 

371.89        Cheers— college. 
355.2  Chevrons. 

354.7365  Chief  Musician  (U.  S.) 

358.01        of  Artillery,  U.  S.  A. 

354.73688  of  Engineers,  U.  S.  A. 

.73689  of  Ordnance,  U.  S.  A. 

.7368    of  Staff,  U.  S.  A. 

,73691  Signal  Officer,  U.  S.  A. 

.7365 Trumpeter  (U.  S.) 

369.137      Children  of  the  American 
Revolution. 

.131      Cincinnati — Society  of  the 
652.  Cipher  Codes  (military.) 

313.736      Citizens  Liable  to  Military- 
Duty  (U.  S.) 
342.73        Citizens  (who  are?)  (U.S.) 

354.7366  Civilian  Employes,  U.S.A., 

and  Camp  Followers. 
.7366    Civil     i:mployment     (of 

Officers      and     Soldiers, 

U.  S.  A.) 
355.17        Civilians,  Pay  of.. (foreign) 
.13        (U.  S.) 


351.1 

369.17 

.15 
378.V 
354.7366 

.7365 

613.11 
355.2 

613.48 

359.61 


358.18 
.68 
.7 
68 


355.2 
.2 
652. 
344.736 

393.19 
779. 

371.89 
355.079 


.08 
779. 

354.7364 
.7361 

369.126 

355.729 

929.9 

354.7364 


Civil  Service  Appointments, 
etc.  (U.  S.)  (civil  em- 
ployes—War Dept.) 

Civil  War  Associations- 
Confederate. 

Northern. 

Class  Albums,  U.  S.  M.  A. 

Clerks — civilian— U.  S.  A. 

Clerks  (military)  (enlisted 
men ) 

Climate, its  effect  on  Soldiers 

Clothing—  military  ( u  n  i- 
form.) 

Clothing  of  Soldiers— hy- 
giene, etc. 

Coaling  Stations  (U.  S.  N.) 

Coast  (and  harbor)  De- 
fence Vessels. 

Coast  Artillery  (U.  S.) 

Coast  Batteries  (in  general) 

Coast  Defence  (in  general) 

Coast  Defence  (U.  S.  A.) 
Artillery  (See  also  623.3 
Coast  Defence  — Engi- 
neering) . 

Coats. 

Cockades  (military). 

Codes — cipher. 

Codes     of    Military 
(U.  S.) 

Coffins  for  Soldiers. 

Collections  of  Military 
gravings. 

College  Cheers. 

College  Details  (U.  S. 
See  371.42. 

Collections  (military  books) 

Collections  of  Military 
Photographs. 

Colonels,  U.  S. 

Colonial  Army 
before  1775. 

Colonial  Order  of  the  Acorn 

ColonialTroops— See  Great 
Britain,  France,  Italy,  &c. 

Colonial  Troops  (U.  S.) 
Colors  (flags.) 
Commander-in-Chief    (the 
President.)     See   353.03. 


Law. 


En- 


A.) 


A. 

(America) 


29 


354.7364 

Command    of   Troops  (the 

right  to.) 

.7368(> 

Commissary  Department 

(u.  s.  a:) 

.73G4 

Commissaries,  U.  S.  A. 

.7365 

Commissary-Sergeants. 

344.7361 

Commissions  — Mi  litarv, 

(i.  e.  courts.)   (U.  S.) 

354.7364 

Commissioned  Officers. 

.7364 

Commissions    of    Officers, 

U.S.  A. 

355.61 

Communications  (strategy) 

.18 

Commutation     of    Military 

Allowances — rations,  etc. 

371.279 

Competitive  Examinations 

(entrance  to  U.  S.  M.  A. 

378N) 

355.61-62 

Concentration    of     Troops 

(strategic) 

328.736 

Congress— (Military    Com- 

mittees of)    (U.  S.  A.) 

355.72 

Conscription  (in   general). 

.722 

(foreign). 

357.8 

of  horses. 

355.721 

(U.  S.) 

354.7362 

Conscription  (U.  S.  A.) 

344.736 

Constitution    of   the  U.  S. 

(as  affecting  the  army). 

614.4 

Contagious  and    infectious 

diseases  (U.  S.  A.) 

354.73611 

Continental  Army   (Amer- 

ican   War  of  Independ- 

ence). 

336.736 

Contingent  Funds  (U.S.A.) 

355.12 

Continuous  Service  Pay. 

341.3 

Contraband  of  War. 

347.4 

Contracts  (law). 

351.726 

Contracts  (military  U.S.A.) 

354.7364 

Contract  Surgeons  (U.S.  A.) 

341.3 

Conventions  (military). 

.343. 

Convicts  (military). 

641. 

Cookery    (military).       See 

also  355.3. 

354.7365 

Cooks  (U.  S.  A). 

.7366 

Coolies. 

355.2 

Cork  Helmets. 

.7365 

Corporals  (U.  S.) 

354.7366  Correspondents  of  News- 
papers in  War.  See  also 
323.  Censorship. 

355.64        Cossack  Posts. 

347.6  Councils  of  Administration 

(U.  S.  A.) 

354.73671  Councils  of  War  (U.  S.  A.) 
.7365    Couriers  (military). 

344.7361     Courts  Martial  (U.  S.  A.) 

394.8  Courts  of  Honor  (military) . 
344.7361  Courts  of  Inquiry  (U.S.A.) 
343.736      Crimes    and     punishments 

(U.  S.  A.) 

343.  Criminal  Law. 

623.66  Crossing  of  Streams  (mili- 
tary). 

623.9  Cruisers  (Navy)     See  359.8. 
354.446      Cuirassiers  (France). 
623.185      Cupolas  (military). 
354.73693  Customs— Guards. 
371.89        Customs    of    Cadets,  U.  S. 

M.  A. 

394.98  Customs  of  the  Service- 
army. 

399.  Customs    of    War    (savage 

tribes). 

.355.74        Cyclists  (military). 

355.03        Cyclopfedias  (military). 

652.  Cypher  Writing  (U.  S.  A). 

312.7.36      Deaths  (U.  S.  A.)  Statistics. 

354.73681  Deceased  Soldiers. 

341.3  Declarations  of  War. 
929.7  Decorations      and     orders 

(heraldry). 
356.32        Defense  of  Field  Works. 
623.31        Defense  of  Fortified  Places. 
355.64        Defense  of  Rivers. 
358.7  Defense  of  Sea  Coasts. 

662.4  Delay  Fuses. 

623.114       Demolitions  (military). 

354.7364     Dental  Surgeons  (U.  S.  A.) 

353.04        Departments  (U.  S.  Gov't) . 

354.7367  Departments  (military) 
(U.  S.  A.) 

355.12        Deposits  (enlisted  men). 

354.73681  Descriptive  Lists  (of  en- 
listed men). 


30 


354.73681 

Desertions    (military),    U. 

S.  A.     (For  statistics  see 

313.7367.) 

354.7365 

Despatch-riders. 

.7364 

Details  of  Officers,  U.  S.  A. 

to  Staff  Depts.,  etc. 

662.4 

Detonators. 

355.5 

De-training  Troops. 

378. R. 

Dialectic  Society, U.S. M. A. 

publications. 

355.03 

Dictionaries — military. 

623.426 

Disappearing    Gun    Carri- 

ages. 

354.7364 

Disbursing OfHcers,  U.S.A. 

.73681 

Discharges  ( from  the  Army) 

.355.07 

Discipline  (military). 

365. 

of  Prisoners. 

614.4 

Diseases— Contagious    and 

Infectious  (U.  S.  A.). 

619. 

Diseases  of  Animals. 

614.48 

Disinfection — of  Barracks, 

Camps,  Ships,  etc. 

354.73681 

Dismissals  (from  the  Army) 

628.3 

Disposal  of  Sewage,  etc. 

354.7367 

Districts — military,  U.S.A. 

353.61 

Division  of  Insular  Affairs, 

(U.  S.). 

354 . 7368 

Division  of  Military  Infor- 

mation (U.  S.  A.). 

.7367 

Divisions— military, U.S.  A. 

328. 

Documents— Public. 

636.7 

Dogs  in  War. 

614.91 

Domestic  Animals — Infec- 

tious Diseases. 

354.7362 

Drafts  (inU.  S.). 

.357.15 

Dragoons  (U.  S.). 

614.77 

Drainage  of  Camps,  etc. 

744. 

Drawing — (Engineering). 

526.98 

Topographical. 

614.88 

Dressing  Packets  (individ- 

ual)—First   Aid    to    the 

injured. 

.355.2 

Dress  Uniforms. 

Drill  and  Drill  Regulations 

358.14 

Artillery,  (U.  S.). 

357.14 

Cavalry,  (U.  S.). 

356.14 

Infantry,  (U.  S.). 

358.024      Drill    Regulations— Art  il- 

lery  (foreign) . 

Cavalry  (foreign). 

Infantry  (foreign). 

Drill  Sheds. 

Drum  Calls. 

Drum  Majors,  U.  S.  A. 

Drummers. 

Drunkeness  (crim.  law). 

Duelling  (military). 

Dynamite  (614.833  storage 

of). 
Dynamite  Gun  Carriages. 
Dynamite  Guns. 
Earth  Works. 
Education  (military). 
Effect  of  Bullets. 
Efficiencv    Reports  of 

Officers  (U.  S.  A.) 
Effigies  (monumental) 
Electrician  Sergeants. 
Electricity  (in   military  af- 
fairs). 
Electric  Motors. 
Electric  Search-Lights.  See 

358.0294. 
Electro-Ballistic  Machines. 
Emblems  (military). 
Emergency  Ration. 
Encyclopaedias    (military). 
Engagements  (combats). 
Engineer    Department 

(U.  S.  A.) 
623.0  Engineering  — militar}'  (in 

general). 

354.7364  Engineer  Officers  (U.S.A.) 
355.071  Engineer  School  (U.S.A.) 
354.73688  Engineers     (Corps     of — 

U.  S.  A.) 
355.74        Engineer   Troops  (in  gen- 
eral). 

354.7365  Enlisted  Men  (U.  S.) 
.73681  Enlistments  (of  recruits). 

929.9  Ensigns  (military). 

623.114      Entanglements. 
355.5  Entraining  Troops. 

.62       Entrenched  Camps. 


357. 

024 

356.024 

355. 

4 

789. 

1 

354. 

7365 

7365 

343. 

394. 

8 

662. 

2 

623. 

,429 

,419 

13 

355, 

,07 

617, 

.145 

354, 

,7364 

718, 

354 

,7365 

537 

.8 

621 

.34 

537 

.83 

623 

.52 

929 

643 

355 

.03 

358.5 

354 

.73688 

31 


355.3 
2 
.35 

.3 

.3 


359.3 

355.3 

798. 

354.436 

355.5 

.64 

.04 

395.9 

351.3 

354.73681 

.7365 

371.27 

354.7364 

341.3 

354 . 73672 

344.736 

358.5 

356.5 

351.726 

.7261 

623.441 

662.2 

662. 

355.12 

623.411 

355.2 

354-7365 


Entrenching  Tools. 

Epaulets. 

Equipage,  Camp  and  (iar- 
rison  (foreign). 

Equipage.  Camp  ami  (Har- 
rison (U.  S.) 

Equipment  (armv).  See 
623.4. 

pAjnipment  (navy). 

Equipment  for  Horses. 

Equitation. 

Ersatz*  Reserve  (German 
army). 

Escort  Wagons  (U.  S.  A.) 

Espionage  (military). 

Essays  (military). 

Etiquette  (official). 

Examination  of  Officers 
(U.  S.  A.)  for  promotion. 
See  354.7364. 

Examination  of  Recruits. 

Examinations  of  Enlisted 
Men  (U.  S.  A.)  for  pro- 
motion. 

Examinations  (schools). 

Exchange  Officer  (U.S.A.) 

Exchange  of  Prisoners. 

Exchanges— post  (U.S.A.) 

Exemption  (from  military 
service) . 

Expenditure  of  Ammuni- 
tion (Artillery)  .  See 358.8. 

Expenditure  of  Ammuni- 
tion (Infantry). 

Expenditures  of  Funds 
(army). 

of  Property  (army). 

Explosive     Bullets    (small 

arms). 
Explosives. 

manufacture    of. 

(614.831  safe  storage  of) . 
Extra    Duty  Pay  (enlisted 

men). 
Fabrication  of  Small  Arms. 
Facings  (uniform). 
Farriers  (U.  S.) 


355.072 

Farriers  (U.  S.  A.)  Train- 

ing School  at  Fort  Riley, 

Kansas. 

2 

Fatigue  Uniforms  (U.  S.) 

354 . 7366 

Female     Hospital    Nurses 

(U.  S.  A.) 

796. 

Fencing. 

623.67 

Ferries  (military). 

354.73671 

Field  Army  (U.'  S.  A.) 

358.66 

Field  Artillery  (in  general) . 

623.111 

Field    Fortifications    (gen- 

eral works). 

.112 

description  of  special 

works. 

.112 

practical  processes. 

535.83 

Field  Classes  (military). 

623.423 

Field  Gun  Carriages. 

.415 

Field  Guns. 

362.1 

Field  Hospitals. 

623.11 

Field  Intrenchments. 

355.3 

Field  Kit  (U.  S.) 

355.3 

Field  Kitchens  (U.  S.) 

354.7362 

Field  Musicians  (U.  S.  A.) 

.7364 

Field  Officers  (U.  S.) 

3.55.3 

Field  Ovens  (U.  S.) 

613.21 

Field  Ration  (U.  S.  A.) 

355 . 7 

Field  Service. 

623.11 

Field  Works. 

354.7365 

Fifers  (U.  S.) 

613.35 

Filters  (military) 

614.51 

Filth  Diseases  (public 

health). 

354 . 7368^ 

(  Final  Statements  (U.S.A.) 

356.5 

Fire  of  Infantry. 

623.52 

Fire  Tables  (artillery). 

662.1 

Fireworks  (chem.  tech). 

614.88 

First  Aid  to  the  Injured. 

623.431 

Fixed  Ammunition  (small 

arms). 

929.9 

Flags. 

341.3 

Flags  of  Truce. 

623.52 

Flight  of  Projectiles. 

358.68 

Floating  Batteries  (U.  S.) 

See  623.9. 

623.66 

Folding  Boats  (military). 

613.21 

Food  (for  soldiers). 

358.67 

Foot  Artillery. 

32 


797.  Foot  Ball. 

355.2  Foot  Gear— military  (U.S.) 

633.  Forage.     See  357.8. 

354.7365    Forage  Masters  (U.  S.) 
357.8  Forage  Ration  (for cavalry) 

355.64        Foraging. 
354.446       Foreign  Legion  (France). 
.73693  Forestry  Guards  (U.S.A.) 
355.1  Forfeitures  of  Pay,  etc. 

358 .  62        Forges— field  ( for  artillery) . 
623.11         Fortifications  (field). 

.1          Fortifications  (in  general). 
.111       Fortification— field  (general 
works  on). 
623.17        Fortification  (permanent). 
.171      (permanent).     Gener- 
al works  on. 
.172      (permanent).  Descrip- 
tion   of    Special    Forts — 
Practical  Works  on. 

.131       (semi-permanent)  — 

General  Works  on. 


635. 

358. 
344. 


354. 

623. 
354. 
344. 

362. 
354, 


.132 

Description  of  Special 

Works. 

.r6bi. 

.1 

Fortified  Positions. 

358.68 

Fortress  (Artillery). 

623.182 

Fortresses. 

.7369; 

.13 

Forts. 

354.73672 

Administration    of 

(U.  S.). 

355.071 

623.24 

354.446 

361. 

Fougasses. 
Francs-tireurs. 
Freedman's  Bureau  (U.S.) 

354.7368 
353.612 

621.5 

Freezing  Machines. 

662.4 

Friction  Primers. 

361. 

354.73693 

Frontier-Guards,  U.S.A. 

355.61 

Frontiers — Military. 

355.61 

336.736 

Funds  (military). 

.2 

336. 

Funds— public. 

354.7364 

393.9 

Funerals  (military). 

369.151 

644. 

Fuel  (U.  S.  A.)."' 

662.4 

Fulminates. 

355.62 

355.2 
354  73681 

Fur  Clothing    for   Soldiers 

(U.S.). 
Furloughs. 

.14 
623.442 

662.4 

Fuses. 

355.14 

Gardens  (soldiers)  (U.  S.) 
(See  354.73672). 
67        Garrison  Artillery. 
7361     Garrison     Courts     Martial 
(U.  S.  A.). 
355.85        Garrison  Equipage,  Camp 

and (foreign). 

.3  Garrison  Equipage,  Camp 

and (U.  S.). 

73672  Garrisons  (U.  S.  A.)— Or- 
ganization and  adminis- 
tration. 
413      Gatling  Guns. 
446      Gendarmerie  (France). 
7361     General  Courts-martial  (U. 

S.  A.) 
1  General  Hospitals. 

7364     General-in-Chief. 

General  ( and  special )  Orders. 
See   354 .7    under   the 
special  armv,  i.  e.(U.S.) 
354.73681,  also  344.736. 
354.7364     General  Officers,  U.  S.  A. 
G.  O.  Troops  in  the  Field — 
Organization  and  Admin- 
istration of  U.  S.   Army 
in    the     Field    (Armies, 
Corps,  etc.)  See 344.736. 
3693  General  Prisoners  U.  S.  A. 
(See  also  365.) 
General   Service  and  Staff 
College,     Fort     Leaven- 
worth, Kansas. 
General  Staff  (U.  S.  A.). 
General    Staff — Reports  of 
General  Officers  and  of 

the 

(The)  Geneva  Convention 

of  1864. 
Geography,  Military. 
Gloves  (U.  S.  A.). 
Grades  of  Rank  (U.S.A.) 
Grand  Armv  of  the  Repub- 
lic (U.  S.'). 
Grand  Tactics. 
Grants     of    Money    (to 

soldiers).     See  351.5. 
Grape  (artillery). 
Gratuities  (to  soldiers). 


33 


354.7366    Grooms  (military). 

355.64        Guard  Dnty. 

357.3  Guard  Dntv— Cavalry  (In- 

fantry 35(5.3)  (See  355. G4) 

341.3  Guerilla  Warfare  (law). 

378.1.         GuideBook.sto  U.S.M.  A. 

354.7366  Guides  (civil  emplov6s, 
U.  S.  A.). 

929.9  Guidons. 

623.42        Gun  Carriages. 

662.2  Gun  Cotton. 

683.  Gun  Making  (small  arms) 

(non-military).  (See 
623.411. 

623.42        Gun  Mounts. 

354.7365     Gunners  (U.  S.  A.). 

623.50        Gunnery  (in  general^. 

662.3  Gunpowder    (manufacture 

of). 

.3  Gunpowder— sporting. 

358.6  Guns  (Artillery). 

623.415      Guns— field  (manufacture) 
358.62        Gun-sheds. 
623.187       Gun-shields. 
617.145      Gunshot  Wounds. 
623.54        Gun  Sights  (small  arras). 

.51        Guns— (strains  in). 

355.4  Gymnasiums  (military). 
796.  Gymnastics  (military). 
371.73        Gymnastics  (schools). 

347.1  Habeas  Corpus. 

355.02  Hand-books     (military) 

(general)     (all  armies). 

for  Infantry  Hand-books 

see  356.02. 

for  Cavalry see 357.02 

for  Artillery see  358 .02 

357.8  Haras  (military). 

357.022      Harness— Cavalry. 

358.12        Artillery. 

359.8  Harbor    Defence    Vessels. 

(See 358.68, 358.7,  623.9). 
358.662      Harness  (artillery  horse). 
685.  Harness-making. 

355.2  Hats  (U.  S.  A.). 

.3          Haversacks  (U.  S.  A.). 
371.82        Hazing  (student  life). 
at  U.  S.  M.  A. 


355.64 

Headquarter-guards. 

354.7.367 

Headquarters   (U.  S.  A.). 

628.8 

Heating  of  Barracks,  etc., 

(apparatus  697). 

358.67 

Heavy  Artillery. 

355.2 

Helmets  (U.  S.). 

929. 

Heraldry  (military). 

369. 

Hereditary     and    Patriotic 

Societies  (U.  S.). 

353.63 

History    of    Regiments    of 

the   Regular  Army    (for 

their  history  in  the  Civil 

War  period  see  973.741). 

.9 

History  of  State  Regiments 

(for  their  history   in  the 

Civil    War    period   see 

973.744). 

378. E. 

History,  U.  S.  M.  A. 

619.1 

Hippology;  Veterinary  Art 

394.9 

Holidays— national . 

394.8 

Honor  (military). 

.98 

Honors — military. 

371.81 

Honor  (student). 

358.661 

Horse  Artillery, 

.661 

Horse  Batteries. 

685. 

Horse  Equipments(m'f'g) . 

357.12 

Cavalry. 

358.12 

Artillery. 

355.5 

Transportation  service 

798. 

Horsemanship. 

636.1 

Horses. 

358.662 

Horses— artillery. 

357.8 

Horses— census  of. 

.8 

Horses — conscription  of. 

.8 

Horses— cavalry. 

357.8 

Horse-shoes. 

357.4 

Horse  Training  (military). 

613.56 

Hospitals    (military) —hy- 

giene. 

354.7365 

Hospital    Attendants, 

U.  S.  A. 

354.7368J 

[  Hospital  Corps  (U.  S.  A.). 

362.1 

Hospital  Railway  Cars. 

.1 

Ships. 

.1 

Military. 

354.7365 

Stewards  (U.  S.  A). 

341.3 

Hostages. 

34 


357.8 
623.415 
354.446 
613.67 
.68 
.72 
.57 
730. 
621.5 
355.3 

.741 
419.1 
8601  to 
355.071 

353.625 
356.14 

.5 
.52 
.51 
.02 

.0 
.4 


.71 
.72 

.024 

.3 

.32 

.31 

.42 

.4 

.41 

.1 
.2 


Housings.     (See  355.3). 

Howitzers. 

Hussars  (France). 

Hygiene— military. 

Naval. 

of  Athletics. 

of  Prisons. 

Iconography  (military). 

Ice  Machines  (military). 

Implements  (Engineers). 

Indian  Scouts  (U.  S.  A.) 

Indian  Sign  Language. 
9500  Individual  Biography. 

Infantrv  and  Cavalry 
School  (U.  S.  A.) 

Infantry  Board  (U.  S.) 

Infantry  Drill  Regulations 
(U.  S.) 

Infantry  Fire  (in  general). 

Infantry  Fire  (foreign). 

Infantry  Fire  (U.  S.) 

Infantry— Hand  Books  (all 
armies) . 

Infantry  (in  general). 

Infantry  Marching. 

Infantry  —  mounted  ( in 
general) . 

Infantry— mounted  (U.S.) 

Infantry  —  mounted  (for- 
eign). 

Infantry— special  drill  and 
drill  regulations  (foreign 
armies). 

Infantry  Tactics  (in  gen- 
eral).    See  also  355.64. 

Infantry  Tactics  (foreign). 
See  also  355.64. 

Infantry  Tactics  (U.  S.) 
See  also  355.64. 

Infantry— training  of  (for- 
eign). 

Infantry  — training  of  (in 
general). 

Infantry  —  training  of 
(U.S.) 

Infantry  (U.  S.  A.) 

Infantry  (U.  S.  A.)  history 
(1775  to  date.) 


356.3 

Infantrv  Tactics.    See  also 

355.64. 

355.64 

Information   and  Security 

— service  of. 

344.7361 

Inquiry— courts  of  (U.S. A.) 

362.2 

Insane  Hospitals  (military) 

354.73681 

Insane  Soldiers  (U.  S.  A.) 

355.2 

Insignia  (military). 

354.73682 

Inspections  (U.  S.  A.) 

.73682 

Inspector     General's    De- 

partment (U.  S.  A.)  and 

its  work. 

358.01 

Inspector  of  Artillery. 

356.4 

Instruction    of    Soldiers- 

Infantry. 

357.4 

Cavalry. 

358.4 

Artillery. 

368.3 

Insurance  (military). 

355.61 

Intelligence  (military).  See 

also  354.7368. 

.75 

Intendence  —  military    ( in 

general). 

341. 

International  Law. 

361. 

(The)    International    Red 

Cross  Society. 

354.7366 

Interpreters— military 

(U.  S.) 

344 . 736 

Intoxicating  Drinks  (regu- 

lations for  sale  to  soldiers 

U.  S.  A.) 

623.14 

Intrenched  Camps. 

355.3 

Intrenching  Tools  (U.  S.) 

623.113 

Intrenchments. 

354.73611 

Invalids    (corps   of)  (U.S. 
A  ) 

.73685 

Inventories  (U.  S.  A.) 

623.114 

Inundations  (military)  See 

627.4. 

355.726 

Irregular  Troops  (ingen'l). 

.728 

Irregular  Troops  (foreign). 

.727 

Irregular  Troops  (U.  S.) 

623.9 

Iron  Clad  Vessels. 

353.624 

Joint     Army     and     Navv 

Board  (U.  S.) 

354.73683 

Judge-Advocate  General's 

Department    (U.  S.  A.) 

and  its  work. 

355.2 

Khaki  Uniforms  (U.  S.) 

35 


312.736      Killed  in  Battle  (U.  S.  A.) 

statistics. 
30.T.3  Kit— a  soldier's  (U.  S.) 

.3  Kitchens— military  (U.  S.) 

See  also  640. 
533.6  Kites  (for  military  uses). 

355.3  Knapsacks  (U.  S.  A.) 

.99        Kriegspiel. 

354.7365  Lance  Corporal  (U.  S.  A.) 
357.16        Lancers. 

623.411       Lances. 

354.436      Landwehr  (German  army) 

628.45        Latrines. 

354.7366  Laundresses,  U.  S.  A. 
344.  Law — military. 

Martial. 

341.  Law  of  Nations. 

354.7364     Leavesof  Absence(U.S.A.) 
.7364     Leaves— sick. 

355.2  Leggings  (U.  S.  A.). 
354.7362     Levies  (military). 

.7362     Liability  to    Military    Ser- 
vice.     (For  statistics  of, 
see  313.736). 
378.  Library— U.  S.  M.  A. 

378. C.        Reports  of  Librarian. 

.  I .        Library  Catalogues  and 

Lists. 
.W.       Library  Building. 

341.3  Licenses  to  Trade(in  War) 

354.7364  Line  Officers  (U.  S.  A.). 
355.61        Lines    of    Communication 

(military). 
355.61        Lines  of  Operations  (strat- 
egy)- 

354.7365  Litter  Bearers  (U.  S.  A.). 
614.881       Litters— military. 

355.11        Longevitv  Pay— to  Officers 

(U.  S.  A.). 
341.3  Loot. 

312.736      Losses  in  Battle  (U.  S.  A.) 

(statistics). 
369.152      Loval     Legion,       Military 

Order  (U.  S.). 
374.3  Lyceums  (military). 

623.421      Machine  Gun  Carriages. 
,411      Magazine  Guns  (small 

^rms). 


358.62  Magazines. 
623.23        Magazines— siege. 

538.8  Magnetic    Machines    (mili- 

tary). 
614.53        Malarial  Fevers. 

355.63  MancBUvres  (in  general). 
354.63        Manoeuvres  \J.  S.  A. 
356.14        Manuals    of    Arms,  Infan- 
try (U.  S.). 

.024      Manuals  of  Arms  (foreign) 
623.412      Manufacture  of  Cannon. 

662.3  Manufacture  of  Gunpower. 
623.411      Manufactureof  Small  Arms 

091.9  Manuscripts— military. 

355.65        Map-making — military. 

912.  Maps    and    Charts    (mili- 

tary) —  arranged  by 
countries. 

378. W.  Maps  and  Plans  of  U.  S. 
M.  A. 

356.4  Marches— Infantry. 

357.4  Cavalry. 

358.4  Artillerj'. 

354.7372    Marine  Corps  (U.  S.  N.). 
359.792      Marines  (in  general). 
371.26        Marking  System  in  Schools. 
929.799      Marksman's  Badges  (U.S.) 
344.  Martial  Law.     Military 

Laws  and  Regulations. 

356.022  Material  — Infantry  (in 
general). 

357.022      Cavalry  (in  general). 

358.022      Artillery  (in  general). 

354.7365  Mechanics  —  enlisted  men 
(U.  S.) 

929.799  Medal  of  Honor  (U.  S.) 
See  369.114. 

355.784  Medical  Departments  (in 
general)  organization 
and  administration. 

354.73684  Medical  Department  (U.S. 
A.)  and  its  work, 
.7364    Medical  Officers  (U.  S.  A.) 
.73684  Medical     Supplv     Depart- 
ment (U,  S.  A.) 

355.16        Men— pay  of  (foreign). 
.3  Mess  Chests. 


36 


354.73672  Mess    Halls    (at    military 

posts) . 

641. 

Messing  of  Troops. 

355.3 

Mess  Outfits  (military). 

.18 

Mileage  to  Officers. 

929. 

Military     and     Naval 

Heraldry. 

652. 

Military  (and  naval)  Tele- 

graphic Codes. 

355.09 

Military  Antiquities  (arras 

and  armor — ancient). 

796. 

Athletics  (in  general). 

354.7364 

Attaches. 

355.5 

Baggage  (U.  S.) 

533.6 

Balloons  (theory). 

623.78 

Ballooning. 

.79 

Naval  Ballooning. 

354.7362 

Military  Bands  (U.  S.  A.) 

355.016 

Bibliography. 

796. 

Bicycling. 

344.7362 

Boards  (U.  S.) 

353.6 

Reports. 

623.65 

— — ^  Bridges.  See624.  pon- 

toons 623.66. 

336. 

Budgets  — of  the    na- 

tions  (divided  like  930- 

999). 

336.736 

Budgets  (U.S.A.) 

355.4 

Buildings— in  general 

(except  fortifications  and 

hospitals). 

323. 

Censorship     of    tele- 

grams, etc. 

394.98 

Ceremonies. 

354.7364 

Chaplains. 

355.08 

Collections     (books, 

etc). 

344.7361 

Commissions  —  i.  e. 

Courts  (U.S.) 

328.73 

Committees    of    Con- 

gress ru.  s.) 

351.74 

Constabulary. 

341.3 

Conventions. 

344.7361 

Courts  (U.  S.). 

394.98 

Customs    and    Cere- 

monies. 

354.7367 

Departments,  U.S.A. 

355.03 

Dictionaries. 

354.7367 

Militan,'  Districts,  U.  S.  A. 

.7367 

Divisions,  U.  S.  A. 

355.077 

Education   at     U.   S. 

M.  A. 

.03 

Encyclopaedias     and 

Dictionaries. 

537.83 

Electric  Lights. 

623.0 

Engineering. 

393.9 

Funerals. 

354.73672 

Garrisons,  U.  S.  A. 

355.61 

Geography. 

371.73 

Gymnastics.    See  796. 

355.02 

Hand-books  (in  gen.) 

351.86 

Hierarchy. 

930  to  999 

History.  See  the  Civil 

History  of  the  Countries 

involved.  The  number  to 

assign  is,  usually,  that  of 

the  countrv  invaded.  See 

also  355.619. 

362.1 

Hospitals.      Soldier's 

Homes  362.8.     (See  also 

355.4.) 

613.67 

Hygiene. 

355.781 

Information  (in  gen.) 

354.7368 

"            (U.  S.) 

355.75 

Intendence    (in  gen.). 

354.7366 

Interpreters. 

344 . 736 

Jurisdiction     (in    the 

U.  S.). 

.736 

Justice  U.  S.  A. 

344. 

Laws  and  Regulations 

Martial  Law. 

355.017 

Libraries — Catalogues 

of. 

368.3 

Life  Insurance. 

614.881 

Litters. 

531.8 

Machines. 

091.9 

Manuscripts. 

355.65 

Map  Making. 

.08 

Maxims. 

.99 

Miscellanies. 

623.35 

Mines — sub-marine. 

.24 

Mining  (in  sieges). 

355.09 

Museums. 

788-789 

Music. 

354.73681 

Secretary,  Oflice  of 

(U.  S.  A.). 

37 


623. 

7 

369.25 

355. 

7 

371. 

43 

365. 

351. 

,5 

354. 

,73693 

,73693 

.73693 

343 

.736 

623.6 

.64 

355 

.64 

.07 

355. 


.08 
354.73681 
.7362 

369. 
313.736 


617.99 
526.99 
687. 
356.5 
654. 
.4 


.5 
.6 


Military  (or  Naval)  Signals 
and  Signaling. 

Order  of  the  Dragon 

(U.S.). 
Organization,  Admin- 
istration in  general. 
Organizations  in  Non- 
military  Schools. 

Penal  Colonies. 

Pensions. 

Police  U.  S.  A. 

Postal-service U.  S.  A. 

Prisons     (administra- 
tion of).    (See  also  365.) 

Punishments. 

Roads. 

Railways. 

Reconnaissance. 

Schools  and  Educa- 
tion. 

Science  and  Art. 

Science  and  Art:  Or- 
ganization and  adminis- 
tration in  general.  (For 
Armies  of  the  Nations, 
see  354.30  to  99.)  N.  B. 
Divide  like  354.736  omit- 
ting the  figures  3  and  6. 

Scrap  Books. 

Secretary  (U.  S.). 

Service  (U.  S.)  (liabil- 
ity to). 

Societies. 

Statistics,    U.    S-    A. 

(except  vital  statistics) 
(for  those  of  foreign  ar- 
mies divided  like  armies 
of  the  nations  354.30  to 
.99). 

Surgery. 

Surveying. 

Tailoring  and  Tailors. 

Targets. 

Telegraphs. 

Telegraph  and  Tele- 
phone Lines  (construc- 
tion and  equipment  of). 

Telegraphic  Cables. 

Telephones.  See  623.75 


355.6.5 
.55 

.5 

355.73 

.732 

.731 
354.7362 

623.24 
358.7 

623.35 

.24 
354.73688 
355.64 

312.736 

355.2 
.71 

.71^ 
359.71 
355.711 

.64 
623.9 
718. 
355.02 

623.418 
.25 
.428 
355 . 5 
621.34 
355.2 
358.65 
623.442 
.413 
358.66 

356.7 

.72 


Military  Topography.     See 

526.99. 
Transportation  by  land 

(foreign). 
Transportation  by  land 

(U.  S.). 
Militia  (in  general). 
Militia  (foreign). 
Militia  (U.  S.) 
Militia  — organized    (State 

Troops,  National  Guard) 
Mine  Tactics  (in  sieges). 
Mines— coast   defence  (U. 

S.  A.) 
Mines  —  military    (subma- 
rine) . 
Mines  (siege  operations). 
Mining  Corps  (U.  S.) 
Minor  Tactics  and  Service 

of    Security    and    Infor- 
mation(reconnaissance) . 

Missing  in  Battle  (U.S.A.) 

statistics. 
Mittens  (U.  S.  A.) 
Mobilization.     See  also 

355.61. 
Mobilization  (foreign). 
Mobilization  (naval). 
Mobilization  (U.  S.) 
Mobs  (tactics  against). 
Monitors  (iron  clads). 

Monuments  (cemeteries) . 

Moral    Education    of    the 
Soldier. 

Mortars. 

Mortars  (in  sieges). 

Mortar  Carriages. 

Motor  Carriages  (military) . 

Motors  (electric). 

Mottoes  of  Regiments,  etc. 

Mountain  Artillery. 

Mountain  Gun  Carriages. 

Mountain  Guns. 

Mounted  Batteries  (in  gen- 
eral) . 

Mounted  Infantry  (in  gen- 
eral). 

Mounted  Infantry  (foreign) 


38 


356.71 

Mounted  Infantry  (U.  S.) 

359.63 

357. 

Mounted  Troops  (Cavalry) . 

.08 

623.42 

Mounts  for  Guns. 

.99 

355.5 

Mules.     See  also  636. 

351.5 

623.4 

Munitions  of  War. 

354.7373 

355.09 

Museums — military. 

358.72 

788-789 

Music— military. 

623.72 

354.7365 

Musicians— military  (IT.  S. 
A.). 

359.06 

355.076 

Musketry  Schools  (foreign) 

359. 

623.411 

Muskets. 

354.73681 

Muster-rolls  (U.  S.  A.). 

313.737 

347.736 
.737 
784.4 
369.146 

Mutiny  (U.  S.  Army). 

(U.  S.  Navy). 

National  Airs  (songs). 
National     Association     of 

Veterans  of  the  Mexican 

War. 

354.7375 
359.2 
369. 
354.307 
to  354. 997 

719. 

National  Cemeteries  (U.S.) 

353.7 

354.7362 

National    Guard — State 

Troops  —  Organized 
Militia. 

368.3 

394.9 

National  Holidays. 

351.87 

711. 

National  Parks  (U.  S.) 

354.7362 

Native  Troops  (U.  S.). 

.73711 

623.8 

Naval    Architecture.     (See 
699). 

354.827 

.9 

Naval  Armored  Vessels. 

336.737 

Naval  Budgets  (U.  S.). 

.  4367 

394.99 
359.08 

Naval  Ceremonies. 
Naval  Collections  (books). 

.817 

.7287 

353.71 

Navy   Dept.    Bureaux,  U. 

S.  N. 

.837 

359.07 

Naval  Education  and 
Schools. 

.517 
.73757 

.077 

At  U.  S.  N.  A.,  Annap- 
olis. 

At  Mass.  Inst.  Tech., 

etc. 

.079 

.447 
.437 

.03 

Naval  Encyclopa'dies  and 
Dictionaries. 

.457 
.527 

623.8 

Naval  Engineering. 

727 

359.04 

Naval  Essays.     • 

.857 

393.9 

Naval  Funerals. 

.477 

623.427 

Naval  Gun  Carriages. 

.467 

359.02 

Naval  Hand-books. 

.4967 

613.68 

Naval  Hygiene. 

.73712 

Naval  Manoeuvres. 

Naval  Maxims. 

Naval  Miscellanies. 

Naval  Pensions. 

Naval  Reserves  (U.  S.). 

Naval  Reserves — in  general 

Naval  Signals  and  Signal- 
ling. 

Naval  Societies. 

Naval  Science  and  Art. 
Divide  like  355. 

Naval  Statistics  (not  vital) 
(U.  S.). 

Naval  Troops. 

Naval  Uniforms. 

Naval  Warfare  (art  of). 

Navies  of  the  Nations. 

Navy  Department  (U.  S.) 
divided  like  353.67. 

Navy  Mutual  Aid  Associ- 
ation. 

Navy  Lists. 

Registers. 

Navv  of  the  American 
Revolution  (1775  to  1789). 

Navy  of  Argentine  Re- 
public. 

Navy  of  Austria. 

Navy  of  Brazil. 

Navy  of  Central  American 

States  (of  any  such  state) 
Navy  of  Chile. 
Navy  of  China. 
Navy    of   the  Confederate 

States  of  America  (1861- 

65). 

Navy  of  France. 
Navy  of  Germany. 
Navy  of  Italy. 
Navy  of  Japan. 
Navy  of  Mexico. 
Navy  of  Peru. 
Navy  of  Russia. 
Navy  of  Spain. 
Navy  of  Turkey. 
Navv  of  the  U.  S.  (1789  to 
1818) . 


39 


354.7:57 

Navy  of  I^  S.  (organization 

and  administration). 

.877 

Navy  of  Venezuela. 

351.87 

Navy  Registers. 

344.737 

Navy  Regulations  (U.  S.) 

341.3 

Neutrals  (international 

354 . 736G 

Newspaper  Correspond- 

ents in    War.     See    also 

Censorship  323) . 

341.3 

Non-Combatants. 

354.7365 

Non- Commissioned     Offi- 

cers (U.  S.) 

354.7366 

Nurses— female  (U.  S.  A.) 

354.7365 

Nurses — male  (U.  S.  A.) 

355.61 

Objectives  (strategy). 

623.114 

Obstacles  (militar>-). 

358.7 

Obstructions  (coast  de- 

fence). 

351.273 

Official  Register  (U.  S.) 

.3 

Officers'  Appointments  (U. 

S.  A.)     See  a54.7364. 

353.63 

Officers  (boards  of  reports, 

etc.) 

354.73672 

:  Officers' Clubs— at  militarv 

posts  (U.  S.  A.) 

.7364 

Officers  —  commissioned 

(U.  S.) 

.7364 

Officers  (how  selected). 

358.01 

Officers  of  Artillery. 

354.7364 

Officers    of    Staff    Depart- 

ments (U.  S.  A.) 

355.15 

Officers — pay  of  (foreign). 

.11 

Officers— pay  of  (U.  S.) 

355.079 

Officers    (U.    S.    A.)    In- 

structors at  Colleges  and 

Schools.    See  also  371.43. 

354.7374 

Officers  U.  S.  Navy. 

.73689  Ordnance  Department  (U. 

S.  A.) 

973.3 

Orderly  Books  of  the  Amer- 

ican    Revolution.       See 

military  history. 

354.7365 

Orderlies  (U.  S.). 

929.7 

Orders  and  Decorations. 

623.4 

Ordnance. 

.49 

Ordnance  (miscellanies). 

354.7364 

Ordnance  Officers  (U.S.A.) 

355.07 

Ordnance    School,    Sandv 

Hook,  N.  Y. 

354.736.5 

Ordnance  Sergeants  (U.S.) 

.7365 

Ordnance    Store-Keepers 

(U.  S.) 

623.4 

Ordnance  Stores. 

354.7367 

Organization   and   Admin- 

istration of  U.  8.  A.  (al.so 

military    divisions,     dis- 

tricts, departments). 

.73671 

Organization   and   Admin- 

istration of  U.  S.   A.   in 

the  field  (armies,  corps, 

etc.)    O.  0.  troops  in  the 

field. 

355.7 

Organization — military  (in 

general. 

354.737 

Organization  (U.  S.  N.) 

.7362- 

Organized  Militia  (U.  S.) 

355.64 

Outposts. 

623.183 

Outworks. 

355.3 

Ovens— field  (U.  S.) 

.2 

Overcoats  (U.  S.  A.) 

.2 

Overshoes  (U,  S.  A.) 

.3 

Packs  —  for   enlisted   men 

(U.  S.) 

.5 

Pack  Trains  (U.  S.). 

756. 

Paintings  of  Battles,  etc. 

757. 

Paintings     ( portraits )     of 

Military  and  Naval  Offi- 

cers. 

623.114 

Palisades. 

354.4566 

Papal  Troops. 

394.98 

Parades  (military). 

623.22 

Parallels  (siege  operations) 

341.3 

Pardons. 

358.66 

Parks  (Artillery). 

341.3 

Paroles. 

354.7362 

Partisans  (U.  S.  A.) 

355.64 

Partisan  Warfare. 

.64 

Passage  of  Rivers. 

369. 

Patriotic    and    Hereditary 

Societies  (U.  S.) 

a55.64 

Patrols. 

354.7368; 

■  Pay  Department  (U.S.A.) 

.7364 

Paymasters  (U.  S.  A.) 

355.13 

Pay  of  Civilian  Emplo3'ees 

(U.  S.) 

40 


355.17 

Pay  of  Civilians  (foreign). 

.12 

Pay  of  Enlisted  Men  (U.S.) 

.16 

Pay  of  Men  (foreign). 

.15 

Pay  of  Officers  (foreign). 

.11 

Pay  of  Officers  (U.  S.) 

.1 

Pay  of  the  Army. 

359.1 

Pay  of  the  Navy. 

354.73687 

Pay  Rolls  (U.  S.  A.) 

355.11 

Pay  (stoppages  of). 

526.99 

Pedometers. 

365. 

Penal  Colonies. 

623.55 

Penetration  of  Projectiles. 

351.5 

Pensions  (military). 

662.4 

Percussion  Caps. 

354.7364 

Personnel  —  commissioned 

(U.  S.  A.) 

.7365 

Personnel — enlisted  (U.  S. 
A    ^ 

.7374 

A.) 

Personnel  — commissioned 

(U.  S.  N.) 

.7375 

Personnel — enlisted  (U.  S. 

N.) 

623.24 

Petards. 

355.729 

Philippine  Troops  (U.  S.) 

778. 

Photography  (military). 

623.52 

Photography  of  Projectiles 

in  motion. 

613.72 

Physical  Education. 

796. 

Physical  Training    of    Sol- 

diers. 

355.64 

Pickets. 

636.6 

Pigeons  (carrier). 

354.73688 

Pioneers  (U.  S.  A.) 

623.411 

Pistols. 

378.  W. 

Plans  and    Maps  of  U.  S. 

M.  A. 

912. 

Plans    of    Cities  and  Har- 

bors (charts — maps). 

623.419 

Pneumatic  Guns. 

351.77 

Police  Measures— sanitary. 

354.73693 

Police  Troops  (U.  S.  A.). 

623.181 

Polygonal  System. 

358.4 

Polygons     of     Instruction 

(Artillery). 

623.413 

Pompons. 

354.73688  Pontoniers  (U.  S.  A.). 

355.2 

Ponchos  (U.  S.  A.). 

623.66 

Ponton-bridges. 

355.729 

Porto    Rican,     Philippine, 

etc.,  Troops  (U.  S.). 

378.  V. 

Portraits  of  Cadets,  U.  S. 

M.  A. 

623.53 

Position-finders. 

358.68 

Position-guns  (artillery). 

354.73693  Postal  Service  (military). 

.73672  Post  Councils  (U.  S.  A.). 

.73672 

Exchanges  (U.  S.  A.) 

.73672 

Gardens  (U.  S.  A.). 

See  635. 

027.5736 

Libraries  (U.  S.  A.). 

354.7365 

N.  C.  Staff. 

355.075 

Schools  (enlisted  men) 

U.  S.  A. 

.071 

Schools    (officers)    U. 

S.  A. 

354.7366 

Traders. 

623.48 

Powder  Depots. 

662.3 

Powder  (for  guns). 

623.48 

Powder  Magazines. 

356.4 

PracticeMarches— Infantry 

357.4 

Cavalry. 

358.4 

Artillery. 

353.03 

President  of  the  U.S.  (Com- 

mander in  Chief, U.S.A.) 

354.7364 

Press  Censor,  U.  S.  A.  See 

also  323. 

662.4 

Primers  (artillery). 

354.7365 

Principal  Musician. 

365. 

Prison  Discipline  (U.S.A.) 

341.3 

Prisoners  (exchange  of). 

613.57 

Prison  Hygiene. 

365. 

Prisons.  See  also  354.73693. 

613.57 

Prisons  —  military  (hy- 

giene) . 

354.73693  Prisons— military  (U.S.A.) 

administration.   See  also 

365. 

.7365 

Private  Soldiers  (U.  S.  A.) 

623.442 

Projectiles  (cannon). 

.441 

(small  arms). 

525.37 

Projectiles  (deviation  of  by 

earth's    rotation).       See 

Gunnerv  623.5. 

.52 

Projectiles  in  Motion  (pho- 

tography of) . 

41 


623.55        Projectiles(penetration  of) . 
351.5  Prize  Money  (military). 

354.7364  Promotion  of  Officers    (U. 

S.  A.)     See  351.3. 

351.7261     Property —  accountability 
for  (U.  S.  A.) 

354.73685  Property-returns  (U.S.A.) 

623.52        Proving  Grounds  (artillery) 
.433      Proving  of  Gunpowder. 

354.73693  Provost  Guards. 

.73693  Provost  Marshal's  Depart- 
ment (U.  S.  A.) 
.7364     Provost  Marshal  (U.  S.  A.) 

328.  Public  Documents  (U.  S.) 

343.736      Punishments — military  (U. 
S.  A.) 

355.2  Puttees  (U.  S.) 

662.1  Pyrotechny  (military). 

354.73685  Quartermaster  General's 
Department  (U.  S.  A.) 

355.785      Quartermaster's  Depart- 
ments (in  general). 

354.7365  Quartermaster  Sergeants. 
.7364     Quartermasters  (U.  S.  A.) 

355.4  Quarters     (for    officers) 

(U.  S.). 
358.663      Quick-fire  Guns. 
355.62        Raids. 
656.  Railroad  Time  Tables. 

614.881       Railway  Ambulances. 

355.74        Corps     (military)     in 

general. 

.61        in  War  (strategy). 

623.64        Military. 

.53        Range-finders. 

.53        Finding  (gunnery). 

354.7364    Officer  (U.  S.  A.). 

.7367    Rank  and  Command. 
623.432      Rapid    Fire     Ammunition 

(cannon) . 
358.663      Rapid  Fire  Guns. 
643.  Rations. 

Ration  (emergency). 
613.21        Ration     (proper    constitu- 
ents of) . 
027.5736     Reading  Rooms  (U.  S.  A.) 
355.64        Rear-guards. 


354.7364 

Recognition    by   Congress 

of  Gallant  Services  of 

Officers,  U.  S.  A. 

355.64 

Reconnaissance. 

353.61 

Record  and  Pension  Office 

(U.  S.). 

354.73681 

Records  (U.  S.  A.).     See 

353.611. 

.73683 

Records  of  General  Courts- 

Martial  and  Courts  of  In- 

quiry. Officers,  U.  S.  A. 

354. 

(foreign).  (Under  the 

special  country). 

.73783 

U.  S.  N. 

Records  U.  S.  Army  1775- 

89.     See  also  under  973. 

344. 

.73681 

Recruiting. 

.73681 

Recruits. 

361. 

Red  Cross  Society. 

623.13 

Redoubts. 

355.5 

Regimental  Trains  (U.  S.) 

353.9 

Regiments    of  States— his- 

tory of. 

351.86 

Registers,  Army. 

354.73681 

Regulations  for  Recruiting 

344.736 

Regulations  (U.  S.  A.). 

.737 

(U.  S.  N.). 

357.8 

Remounts. 

Cavalry. 

354.7364 

Removals  (U.  S.  A.). 

353.627 

Reports   of  Board  of  Ord- 

nance and  Fortification. 

378. B. 

Boards  of  Visitors,  U. 

S.  M.  A. 

353.626 
.625 
.624 
.612 
.623 
.620 
.611 


U 


etc.  ,of  Cavalry  Board, 

S.  A. 


—  etc. ,  of  Infantry  Board 
U.  S.  A. 

—  etc.,    of   Joint    Army 
and  Navy  Board  (U.  S.) 

—  of  General  Officers  and 
of  the  General  Staff. 

—  of  Officers  of  Artillery 
Corps. 

—  of   Officers    of    Engi- 
neers (U.  S.  A.). 

—  of  Secretary  of   War, 
U.  S.  A. 


42 


378. C. 

Reports  of  Supt.,  U.S.M.A. 

685. 

Saddles  —  manufacture   of 

.D. 

Treasurer,  U.  S.  M.  A. 

(military). 

353.624 

etc.,     of    Boards     of 

341.3 

Safe  Conducts. 

Officers. 

656. 

Sailing  Directions. 

344.736 

Requisitions  (military). 

359.1 

Sailors'  Pay  (U.  S.  N.) 

354.73671 

Reserve  (U.  S.) 

394.98 

Salutes  (military). 

358.61 

Reserve  of  Artillery. 

354.7364 

Sanitary  Officers  (U.S.A.) 

711. 

Reservations  (military). 

.73684 

Sanitary  Troops.     See 

354.7364 

Resignations  of  Officers  (U. 

351.77. 

S.  A.) 

613.67 

Sanitation  (military). 

.7365 

Retired  Enlisted  Men   (U. 

354.73688 

Sappers    and    Miners    (U, 

S.  A.) 

S.  A.) 

.7364 

Retired  Officers  (U.  S.  A.) 

623.22 

Saps  (siege  operations). 

355.64 

Retreats  (Tactics  of) . 

355.2 

Sashes— uniform  (U.  S.) 

354.73681 

Returns  (military). 

.073 

School  for  Electrician  Ser- 

.73685 

Returns  (of  property). 

geants  (U.  S.  A.) 

medical    (U.    S.    A.) 

.072 

Schools  for  Enlisted  Men 

1775-89.  See  also  973.376. 

(U.  S.  A.) 

394.98 

Reviews  (military). 

Training    School    for  Far- 

623.188 

Revetments. 

riers  and  Blacksmiths(U. 
S.    A.)  established    1902 

623.411 

Revolvers. 

at  Fort  Riley,  Kansas. 

351.5 

Rewards    (money)    to    sol- 

.071 

School  of  Submarine    De- 

diers. 

fense,  Fort  Totten,  N.  Y. 

725.88 

Riding  Halls  (architecture) 

See  U,S.  Torpedo  School. 

355.4 

Riding  Halls  (military). 

.07 

Schools  (military). 

358.664 

Rifled  Howitzers. 

354.7366 

School  Teachers  (U.  S.) 

358.69 

Rifled  Mortars.  See  623.418. 

.7362 

Scouts— Indian  (U.  S.  A.) 

356.5 

Rifle  Practice  (Infantry). 

355.08 

Scrap  Books  (military). 

.5 

Rifle  Ranges. 

353.056 

Secretarv  of  War. 

623.411 

Rifles  (small  arms). 

354 .  73694  Secret  Service  Departments 

799. 

Rifle  Shooting  (civilian). 

(U.  S.  A.) 

341.3 

(The)  Right  of  Search. 

355.02 

Soldier's  Hand-books. 

355.64 

Riots  (tactics  in). 

358.68 

Seacoast  Artillery. 

623.6 

Roads  (military). 

.7 

Defence.    (See  623.4), 

358.665 

Rocket  Batteries. 

623.425 

Gun   Carriages   (bar- 

623.442 

Rockets  (war). 

bette)  . 

354.73681 

Rolls  (military). 

.68 

Guns,     (See  623.416), 

(U.  S.  A.)      See   also 

929.8 

Seals  (heraldry). 

973.344. 

656. 

Seamanship. 

.73681 

Rosters  of  Troops  (U.  S.) 

537.83 

Search-lights. 

(U.S.A.)  1775-89.  See 

354.73694 

Secret  Service  (U.  S.  A.). 

also  973.344. 

355.64 

Security  and    Information 

796. 

Sabre  Exercise. 

(service  of). 

623.411 

Sabres, 

354.7364 

Selection  of  Officers  (U.S.) 

354.7365 

Saddlers  (U.  S.  A.) 

355.64 

Sentinels. 

357.8 

Saddles. 

354.7365 

Sergeants  (U.  S.). 

.7365 

Servants  (military). 

43 


355.2  Service  Chevrons  (U.  S.)- 

354  7362    (militarv)  liability  to 

in  U.  S. 
355.64        of  Security  and  Infor- 
mation. 
623.442      Shell  (artillery). 

.113      Shelter-trenches. 

.187      Shields  for  Guns. 
699.  Ship-building. 

355.2  Shirts  (soldiers)  U.  S. 

.2  Shoes  (military)  U.  S. 

623.49        Shops  (Ordnance,  etc.). 
354.73772  Shore  Stations  (U.  S.  N.). 
355.2  Shoulder  knots  (U.  S.). 

.2  Shoulder  Straps  (U.  S.). 

623.442      Shrapnel. 
354.7364    Sick    Leaves    of    Absence 

(U.  S.). 
358.67        Siege  Artillery. 
623.22        Galleries  and  Shafts. 

.424      Gun  Carriages. 

.25        Guns.     (See  358.67.) 

.2         Operations. 

358.67        Train.      (See  623.25.) 

623.54        Sights  (cannon  sights  and 

small  arms). 
355.74        Signal  Corps— in  general. 

354.73691  (U.  S.  A.). 

Telegraph  Troops. 

Balloon  Troops. 
623.7  Signaling    (military    and 

naval.) 

354.7364  Signal  Officers  (U.  S.  A.). 
723.71        Signals  and  Signaling  (mil- 
itary) . 

.72  (naval). 

354.7365  Signal  Sergeant  (U.  S.  A.) 
419.1  Sign  Language  (Indian). 
628.45  Sinks  (military). 
623.114  Slashings  (military). 
358.62  Sling-carts  (artillery). 
355.64  Skirmishing  (tactics). 
623.411  Small  Arms-fabrication  of. 
356.023  Infantry. 

357.023      Cavalry. 

358.023      Artillery. 


683. 

Small  Arms  (not  military) 

(manufacture  of).     (See 

623.411.) 

356.5 

■-  Practice— Infantry, 

662.3 

Smokeless  Powder, 

369. 

Societies— military. 

.118 

Society  of  American  Wars, 

.159 

of   the    Army    of   the 

Cumberland. 

.22 

of    the    Army    of   the 

Philippines. 

.158 

of  the   Army   of   the 

Potomac. 

.21 

of  the  Army  of  Santi- 

ago (1898). 

324.1 

Soldiers'   (and  sailors') 

Votes. 

719. 

Soldiers'  Cemeteries. 

355.02 

Hand-books. 

.4 

Homes.  See  also  362. S 

354.73681 

(administration    of). 

(See  also  355.4). 

355.12 

Pay. 

623.442 

Solid  Shot  (artillery. 

354.446 

Spahis  (France). 

355.74 

Special  Troops  (in  general ) . 

.742 

Special  Troops  (foreign). 

.741 

Special  Troops  (U.S.)  See 

354.73692. 

341.3 

Spies  (international  law). 

354.73694 

:  Spies  (U.  S.  A.) 

355.3 

Spurs. 

.4 

Stables  (military). 

728.945 

architecture  of. 

614.94 

Stables  (sanitation). 

355.78 

Staff    Corps    and    Depart- 

ments (in  general). 

354.7368-9  Staff  Departments  (U.  S. 

A.)  and  their  work.    See 

355.741. 

354.7364 

Staff  Details  of  Officers  (U. 

S.  A,) 

.7364 

Staff  Officers  (U.  S.)     See 

355.781. 

355 . 78 

Staff  Organization  (in  gen- 

eral). 

,782 

Staff     Organization     (for- 

eign). 

44 


355.781 

Staff  Organization  (U.  S.) 

354.7364 

StaffOrganization(U.S.A.) 

929.9 

Standards  (colors). 

354.7362 

Standing  Army  (U.  S.  A.) 

351.86 

Standing    Army    (U.    S.) 

Relation  of  the  Army  to 

the  Central  Government. 

313.736 

Statistics  U.  S.  Army  (ex- 

cept vital  statistics) . 

354.7363 

State  Troops— National 

Guard— Organized   Mil- 

itia (U.  S.). 

735. 

Statues  of  Military  Men. 

Naval  Men. 

354.7364 

of  Officers  (U.  S.). 

623.114 

Stockades. 

355.11 

Stoppages  of  Pay  (U.  S.). 

644. 

Stoves  (U.  S.  Army).  (See 

also  355.3). 

354.73693 

Stragglers  (U.  S.  A.). 

623.51 

Strains  in  Guns. 

355.61 

Strategic  Points. 

.61 

Railways. 

.61 

Strategy    and  Military  Ge- 

ography. 

614.881 

Stretchers  (military). 

355.2 

Stripes  (trousers)    (U.  S.). 

357.8 

Stud  Farms  (military). 

358.7 

Sub-marine    Boats    (Coast 

Defence).     See  623.95. 

623.35 

Mines.     See  358.7. 

358.7 

Vessels  (U.  S.  A.). 

623.95 

(U.  S.  N.). 

354  73686 

1  Subsistence  Department 

(U.  S.  A.). 

344.7361 

Summary     Courts-Martial 

(U.  S.  A.). 

355.784 

Supply    Departments  —  in 

general. 

.783 

(U.    S.    A.).        See 

354.73684. 

354.7364 

Surgeons — Contract  (U.S.) 

378.  C. 

Supt.,  U.  S.  M.  A. 

Reports. 

354.7364 

Surgeons  (U.  S.  A.). 

617.99 

Surgery— military. 

354.73684  Surgical  Corps  (U.  S.  A.). 

344.7362 

Survey  — boards  of  (U.  S. 

A.) 

526.99 

Surveying  (military). 

354.7366 

Sutlers  (U.  S.) 

796. 

Swimming  (military). 

623.411 

Sword  Bayonets. 

796. 

Sword  Exercise. 

623.411 

Swords. 

355.2 

!<words  (uniform). 

623.52 

Tables    of   Fire    (artillery, 

etc.) 

355.63 

Tactics. 

.62 

Tactics  (grand). 

.64 

Tactics  (minor)  etc. 

.358.3 

Tactics  of  Artillery. 

357.3 

Tactics  of  Cavalry. 

356.32 

Tactics — Infantry    (for- 

eign).    See  also  355.64. 

.3 

Tactics — Infantry  (in  gen- 

eral).    See  also  354.64. 

.31 

Tactics— Infantrv  (U.  S.). 

See  also  355.64. 

354.7365 

Tailors  (U.  S.  A.) 

358.5 

Target  Practice  (artillery). 

357.5 

Target  Practice  (cavalry). 

See  also  356.5. 

356.5 

Target  Practice  (infantry). 

.5 

Targets  (military). 

354.7365 

Teamsters  (U.  S.  A.) 

623.75 

Telegraph  and  Telephones 

(military). 

.751 

Wireless  Telegraphv.     See 

654. 

355.74 

Telegraph   Train — military 

(in  general). 

.74 

Telegraph  Troops  (in  gen- 

eral). 

654.6 

Telephones — military. 

355.74 

Telephone  Troops— in  genl. 

.3 

Tents  (U.  S.). 

.61 

Territorial  Base  of  Opera- 

tions (War). 

.07 

Text-books  — military    sci- 

ence. 

354.7364 

Thanks  of  Congress  to 

Officers,  U.  S.  A. 

355,61 

Theatre   of    Operations 

(War). 

45 '••••••*'•" 


<)()2.4  Time  fuses. 

355.3  Tools    (niilitnry)      (U.S.). 
5l'().S0        Toi)0{jrn  ph  y — in  i  1  i  ta  ry. 

See  .S55.65 

.35,S.7  Torpedo    Boats    (coast  de- 

fence)—in  general. 

35!). s  Torpedo  Boats  (naval) — in 

!j;eneral. 

355.74  Torpedo-Coi'ps — in  general 
(i23.35         Tori)edops — in  general. 
358. 7  Torpedoesand  Mines  (coast 

ilefence) . 
Torpedo  Vessels — sni)niar- 
ines  (U.S.  A.). 
823.  i)5        Torpedoes    (naval)— Tor- 
pedo Vessels  U.  S.  N. — 
Snbniarines   (U.  S.   N.). 
.35        Torpedo-Systems  —  in 
general. 
()21 .  14         Traction  Engines  (military) 
355.5  Train-guards  (U.  S.). 

357.4  Training  of  Cavalry. 

.8  of  Horses— Cavalry. 

358.662  Artillery. 

356.4  of  Infantry  (in  genl.). 

.42  of  Infantry   (foreign). 

.41  of  Infantry  (U.  S.). 

355.075  of  Recruits  (U.  S.  A.) 

.072  School  for  Farriers  and 

Blacksmitlis — Ft.  Riley, 

Kansas,    (established 

1902). 
.5  Trains  (railway). 

(wagon). 

623.52        Trajectory  of  Projectiles. 
354.7364     Transfer  ofOflficers  U.S.A. 
656.  Transportation.    (Formili- 

tarv    transjjortation    see 

355.5. ) 

355.55        Transportation  —  military 
by  land  (foreign). 
.5  Transportation  —  militarv 

by  land  (U.  S.) 
.59        Transportation —  militarv 
by  Sea  (U.  S.) 
614.96        Transportation  of  Animals. 

355.5  Travois     (  military     trans- 

portation. 
343.  Treason  (law). 


341, 

,2 

623, 

.22 

355 

.59 

354 

.73671 

378.  D.        Treasurer;   Annual  Appro- 
])riations.     Finances,  U. 
S.  M.  A. 
Treaties  (in  general). 
Trenches     (  parallels    and 

approaches). 
Troop  Ships  (U.  S.  A.) 
Troops  in  the  Field— gen- 
eral orders.  Organization 
and     administration     of 
U.    S.    A.    in    the     field 
(Armies,  Corps,  etc.) 
355.728      Troops  —  Irregular     (  for- 
eign).. 
.727      Troops— Irregular  (U.  S.) 
.742      Troops — Special  (foreign). 
.741       Troops — Special  (U.  S.) 
.2  Trousers  (U.  S.  A.) 

341.3  Truces. 

788.4  Trumpet  Calls. 
355.2  Trumpet  Cord. 
623.185       Turrets  (military). 
354.436       Uhlans  (German  Army). 
355.2          Undress  uniforms  (U.  ;  .). 

.2  Uniforms,  U.  S.  A.     (For 

special  articles  of  cloth- 
ing, see  also  646). 

.25        Uniforms  (foreign). 
369.175       United    Daughters    of    the 

Confederacy. 
378. M.       U.S.M.A.  Academic  Board 

.K.       Addresses,       Sermons, 

etc.  to  Cadets. 

.  H .       Annual  Cadet  Register. 

.T.       Association   of  Gradu- 
ates ;  Annuals,  etc. 

.W.      Buildings  and  Grounds  ; 

maps  and  plans  of;  pro- 
jects. 

.S.        Cadet    Songs;    Miscel- 
lanies;   Athletics. 

.V         Class    Albums;    Por- 
traits, etc. 

.U.       Class    Histories,      Re- 
unions, etc. 

355.077      ^Education  at. 

378.1.  Guide  Books  —  circu- 
lars— i  n  f  o  r  m  a  t  i  o  n  f  o  r 
candidates. 


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.E. 

History. 

.N. 

Lectures;  Examination 

Questions. 

.K 

Memorabilia. 

.F. 

Necrology — biography. 

.EE. 

Newspaper    Cuttings 

and  the  like. 

.0 

Orations  by  Students. 

.P 

Publications  by  Cadets. 

378. 

Library. 

.C 

Reports  of  Librarian. 

.1 

Catalogues,      etc.      of 

Library. 

.w 

Library  Building. 

378. 

the  School  (its  organ- 

ization,    administration, 

statistics,  history,  finan- 

ces,    equipment,    etc. — 

membership). 

262.367 

(Y.  M.  C.  A.  of). 

359.077 

U.  S.  Naval  Academy.  See 

also  975.256. 

354.737 

U.  S.  Navy.      Divide    like 

354.736. 

353.7 

U.  S.  Navy  Department. 

355.071 

U.S.  Torpedo  School,  Fort 

Totten,  N.  Y. 

355.64 

Vedettes. 

526.99 

Velocimeters. 

628.8 

Ventilation    of     Barracks, 

etc. 

355.2 

Vests  (soldiers'). 

354.73615 

'  Veteran  Reserves  (U.S.A.) 

.7365 

Veterinarians  (U.  S.  A.^ 

619. 

Veterinary  Art. 

378.  B. 

Visitors  (U.  S.  M.  A.) 

Reports. 

312.736  Vital  Statistics,  U.  S.  A. 
(for  vital  statistics  of  for- 
eign armies  divide  312 
like  armies  of  the  nations 
354.30  to  .99). 

355.723      Volunteers. 

.725      Volunteers  (foreign). 
.724      Volunteers    (U.    S.)      See 
354.7362. 

324.1  Voting    of    Soldiers     and 

Sailors. 

354.7365     Wagoners  (U.  S.  A.) 

355.5  Wagons  (military). 
.5  Wagon  Trains. 

355.6  War— art  of. 

533.6  Balloons. 

345.071       College  (U.  S.). 

341 .3  Declarations  of. 

353.6  Department  (U.  S.) 

636.7  Dogs. 

172.4  (Ethics  of  War). 

355.99        Games. 

341.3  (Laws  of). 

354.7365     Warrant  Officers  (U.S.A.). 
623.442       War  Rockets. 
699.  Warships(construction  of) . 

613.35        Water  (purification  of). 
628.1  Water  Supply  of  Camps. 

623.411       Weapons  (manufacture). 
354.73672  West    Point    Army     Mess 

.  (officers). 
312.736      Wounded  in  Battle  (U.  S. 

A.)  statistics. 
354.426       Yeomanry  (Great  Britain) . 
267.367       Y.  M.  C.  A.  in  U.  S.  M.  A. 
354.446      Zouaves  (France). 


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